Lead Essay
The Word That Cannot Be Replaced
Why no third-person description, however complete, can carry the meaning of saying “I”.
The lead essay
The Word That Cannot Be Replaced
An inquiry into “I” and what philosophy still owes John Perry — by the editors
In this issue
Forthcoming
The Sugar on the Floor
On the supermarket case, the trailing shopper, and the moment a belief becomes a reason.
Forthcoming
Now, and the Question of When
Temporal indexicals, the felt present, and the metaphysics of now.
Forthcoming
What a Machine Cannot Mean
Whether a system without a perspective can use the first person — and what we might mean by such use.