 Austin’s main discussions of knowledge and perception take place in “Other Minds” (1946) and Sense and Sensibilia (1962a; see also “Unfair to Facts” [1954ms], which overlaps with parts of the lecture series on which Sense and Sensibilia was based that are excised from the book, and “Ifs and Cans” [1956a:  230]).[19]  Stated more baldly than would have been acceptable to Austin, and reconstructing slightly, his distinctive views in this area include the following.