particular way of viewing certain natural systems or structures; the view from what he calls the intentional stance. He has often compared the recognition of intentional states to the recognition of pattems.1 He tells us that just as a pattern is only salient from a particular perspective-that of the pattem recogniser-so beliefs and desires are only salient from the standpoint of the intentional stance. This is a perspectival view of intentional psychology, then. But perspectivalism comes in more than one flavour. In this paper I want to suggest...