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• Table of Contents
• Introduction
• Moorean Paradoxes, Assertion, and Certainty
• Meaning Holism and Contextualism[s]: Friends or Foes?
• On the Nature of Non-Doxastic Disagreement about Taste
• Why the Basic Problem Is Not a Problem
• Gettier Cases, Warranted Assertability Maneuvers, and the Fourth Condition
• Self vs Other? Social Cognition, Extended Minds, and Self-Rule
• Articulating Context-Dependence: Ad Hoc Cognition in the Prototype Theory of Concepts
• Success and Knowledge in Action: Saving Anscombe’s Account of Intentionality
• De Re Explanation of Action in Context, the Problem of ‘Near-Contraries’ and Belief Fragmentation
• The Role of Presuppositions and Default Implicatures in Framing Effects
• Transcending the Situation: On the Context-dependence of Practice-based Cognition
• Indirect Relations and Frames: Coreference in Context
• Author‘s Index
• Subject Index