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1. Introduction: rationalist infallibilism and propositions about the self
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knowledge in general fallible
2. Infallibility about the self
justification knowledge knowledge
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a priori locus classicus
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falli- ble infallible
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objective determinately di- rect infallibility pro tanto
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must contingent
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3. Infallibilism and direct ratiocination
in esse this this descriptive that that that this this this subject context- relative
direct reference acquaintance
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this some informational absolute
4. Direct ratiocination and conceptual acquaintance
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appearance seeing visualizing that that that
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ipso facto seems appears feel such-and-such by fiat uni- versal , immediate bare luminosity transparency luminosity luminous reliabilist internalist
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directly infallible justifier
5. Semantic infelicity
intrinsically I think doubt exist thinking thing doubting thing ~
analytic a priori in- fallibilism synthetic a priori infallibilism
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Critique logically doubting falsity
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On Certainty is objective objective
6. Concluding remarks
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non-rationalist fallible
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