 Though its first home is in the philosophy of mind, self-locating belief has also received much attention in linguistics and the philosophy of language. This is unsurprising, because interesting phenomena in the philosophy of mind about belief are likely to cast shadows into linguistics and the philosophy of language about belief reports, and the semantics thereof. (Similarly for our accounts of other sorts of attitudes, and our accounts of the linguistic devices we use to report them.) There is an extensive literature here, too large and much of it too technical for us to summarize. For some points of entry, see Anand and Nevins (2004), Anand (2007), Castañeda (1966, 1967), Chierchia (1989), Maier (2009), and Feit (2008).