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Mining The Past To Construct The Future: Memory and belief as forms of knowledge
In Daniel L. Schacter & Elaine Scarry, Memory, Brain, and Belief. Harvard Univ Pr. pp. 11--32 (2000)
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"The analogy between memory and a repository, and between remembering and retaining, is obvious and is to be found in all languages; it being natural to express the operations of the mind by images taken from things material. But in philosophy we ought to draw aside the veil of imagery, and to view them naked."Author's Profile
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