A defense of incorrigibility and self-intimation

Abstract

I defend two theses. The first holds that if you have the introspective belief that your phenomenal experience seems to you to be a such-and-such, then necessarily, your phenomenal experience seems to you to be such-and-such. In other words, your introspective beliefs about the phenomenal aspects of your phenomenal experiences are logically incorrigible.The second holds that if you have a phenomenal experience, then necessarily, you will be aware of it, given that you are paying attention to it. In other words, your phenomenal experiences are logically disposed to be self-intimating.