Memory and perception: Remembering snowflake

Theoria 21 (56):147-164 (2006)
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If I remember something, I tend to believe that I have perceived it. Similarly, if I remember something, I tend to believe that it happened in the past. My aim here is to propose a notion of mnemonic contentaccounts for these facts. Certain proposals build perceptual experiences into the content of memories. I argue that they Have trouble with the second belief. Other proposals build references to temporal locations into mnemonic content. I argue that they have trouble with the second one. I propose a notion of mnemonic Content that can account for the rationality of both beliefs.

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original Fernández, Jordi (2006) "Memory and Perception". Theoria: Revista de Teoría, Historia y Fundamentos de la Ciencia 21(2):147-164
edition Fernández, Jordi (2010) "Memory and Perception: Remembering Snowflake". Theoria 21(2):147-164

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