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It is as widely agreed as anything in philosophy that some words – “I”, “she”, “that” – are context sensitive, and it is as controversial as anything in philosophy whether some other words are – “knows” prominent among them. But what are we agreeing to when we agree that “I” is context sensitive, and what are we disagreeing about when we disagree whether “knows” is?
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