@article {Holton:September 2000:0066-7374:53,
	author = "Holton R.",
	title = "III- What Is The Role Of The Self In Self-Deception?",
	journal = "Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society",
	volume = "101",
	year = "September 2000",
	abstract = "<P>The orthodox account holds that the ordinary idea of self-deception is that of deception <B>by</B> the self. This paper explores the idea that it is rather deception (i.e. mistake) <B>about</B> the self. The contention is that mistake of this kind is a necessaryy condition on self-deception self-deception thus essentially involves a lack of self-knowledge. The orthodox account can then be seen as stemming from an attempt to explain how such a lack of knowledge is possible. It is suggested that this is the role it has had in much of the Christian literature.</P>",
	pages = "53-69(17)",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/bpl/paso/2001/00000101/00000001/art00086"
}