Representing De Se Thoughts and their Reports

(i) Attitude reports that people use are very diverse, vastly more so than most current theories of attitude reports acknowledge. We often report on complexes consisting of several connected attitudes, on the ways in which attitudes change over time (using verbs like learn, forget), on the ways in which attitudes are shared between different agents; and sometimes on all of that at once. The theory must be able to deal with such reports as well, and not just with reports of individual attitudinal states, as given in sentences of the sort John believes that.., Mary wants that...