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VIDAL, Javier. Self-Reference, Self-Consciousness, and Moore’s Paradox. Crítica (Méx., D.F.) [online]. 2012, vol.44, n.131, pp.55-81.  Epub 12-Mayo-2020. ISSN 0011-1503.  https://doi.org/10.22201/iifs.18704905e.2012.765.

Moore's paradox is that kind of absurdity of, among other things, the assertion of a sentence having the form of " p but I do not believe that p". I put forward an explanation of the paradox in terms of the use of the personal pronoun "I". Moreover, I resort to a model of the competent use to which I will refer as a model of the self-conscious self-reference. Then, I show that the explanation set forth is independent of other recent explanations based on the conscious nature of both the assertion and the belief. But, besides, I conclude that there is good reason for thinking that neither the assertion nor the belief are of a conscious nature.

Palabras llave : first person; consciousness; assertion; belief; Rosenthal; Shoemaker.

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