 Concluding this section on self-location in language: Self-locating beliefs introduce complications in accounts of belief reporting. (Similarly for other attitudes and reports thereof.) Also, some self-locating communicative phenomena need to be accounted for in our philosophy of language. Those won’t be accounted for straightforwardly by a package-delivery/belief-transfer model. We’ll need some extra resources to do that, and it’s controversial which resources are best suited for the job. Above, we’ve introduced the issue and some of the main proposals for resolving it. Readers interested in exploring these topics further might start with the papers contained in García-Carpintero and Torre (2016), as well as the others papers cited above.