Knowledge attributions and relevant epistemic standards

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction 1
4. 1. Implicit content (1): philosophical perspectives
5. Unarticulated tension 19
6. What is said 51
7. Context dependency in thought 69
8. 2. Implicit content (2): linguistic perspectives
9. Contextual domain restriction and the definite determiner 93
10. The model theory for words with context-sensitive implicit arguments 127
11. Three types of ellipsis 141
12. 3. Relativism, knowledge ascriptions, and predicates of personal taste
13. Relativism, disagreement and predicates of personal taste 195
14. Knowledge attributions and relevant epistemic standards 225
15. 4. Perspectival shifts
16. On words and thoughts about oneself 253
17. Indirect discourse, relativism, and contexts that point to other contexts 283
18. 5. Perspectival facts
19. Is relativity a requirement for mind-dependence? 317
20. Perspectival truth and perspectival realism 333
21. Backmatter 349