5. KNOWING AS HAVING THE RIGHT TO BE SURE

Chapters in this book

1. i-iv i
2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS v
3. CONTENTS ix
4. INTRODUCTION 1
5. I. ACTION
6. 1. MOTIVE AND EXPLANATION 45
7. 2. ACTIONS, REASONS, AND CAUSES 58
8. 3. INTENTIONAL ACTION 73
9. 4. WANTING AND ACTING 114
10. II. KNOWLEDGE
11. 5. KNOWING AS HAVING THE RIGHT TO BE SURE 131
12. 6. IS JUSTIFIED TRUE BELIEF KNOWLEDGE? 135
13. 7. A CAUSAL THEORY OF KNOWING 138
14. 8. REASONS, CAUSES, AND KNOWLEDGE 154
15. 9. DISCRIMINATION AND PERCEPTUAL KNOWLEDGE 174
16. III. MEMORY
17. 10. A DEFINITION OF FACTUAL MEMORY 197
18. 11. REMEMBERING 213
19. IV. PERCEPTION
20. 12. THE CAUSAL THEORY OF PERCEPTION 245
21. 13. PERCEPTUAL OBJECTS 271
22. V. REFERENCE
23. 14. PROPER NAMES 299
24. 15. IDENTITY AND NECESSITY 307
25. 16. SPEAKING OF NOTHING 337
26. 17. THE CAUSAL THEORY OF NAMES 361
27. BIBLIOGRAPHY 381
28. NAME INDEX 411
29. SUBJECT INDEX 413
30. 422 422