Cover; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Preface; Part I Preliminaries; Preamble: Is Philosophy Anti-Scientific?; 1 Introduction: How Is Rational Self-Reflection Possible?; 2 The Empirical Case against Infallibility; Part II Knowledge of Thought; 3 Infallibility in Knowing What One Thinks; 4 Objection 1: It's Apriori that Water Exists; 5 Objection 2: Thought Switching; 6 Content Externalism Does Not Imply Wayward Reflection; Part III Knowledge of Judging; 7 Infallibility in Knowing What One Judges; 8 Infallibility in Knowing What One Expresses
9 Objection 1: It's Apriori that the Mental Exists10 Objection 2: Attitude Switching; 11 Attitude Confabulation Does Not Imply Wayward Reflection; Part IV Denouement; 12 Conclusion: How Rational Self-Reflection Is Possible; Index
