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I am indebted to both Lynne Rudder Baker and George Graham for helpful, critical correspondence on an earlier draft of this paper. John Pollock and Keith Lehrer generously commented on that same draft. Conversations with Alvin Goldman, Joseph Tolliver and Juanita Simpson have been helpful on the matter of narrow content. None of these philosophers is liable for those of my mistakes that have resisted instruction.
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Maloney, J.C. Saving psychological Solipsism. Philos Stud 61, 267–283 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00372356
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