Editing Knowledge by acquaintance (section)

===Chisholm===
In his “Object and Person” (2002), [[Roderick Chisholm]] examines the conflicting perspectives between philosophers on whether or not we can actually be directly aware of the contents of our experiences. The unique property of an object of acquaintance permits the epistemic agent to develop acquaintance with that particular property by which the agent can identify it. In his Acquaintance and the Mind-Body Problem, Chisolm asserts that all epistemic agents have direct acquaintance with the self. He notes that both [[René Descartes]] and [[Gottlob Frege]] held this view as well.