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It is not uncommon for someone, to wonder if he himself, or at other times someone else, actually remembers something, say some event in his childhood, or whether perhaps it is only that he has been told about the event at some later date.
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Martin, C. B. and Max Deuthscher, ‘Remembering’, Philosophical Review, LXXV: 161–196, April 1966.
Martin, C. B. and Max Deuthscher, ‘Remembering’, Philosophical Review, LXXV: 172, April 1966.
Martin, C. B. and Max Deuthscher, ‘Remembering’, Philosophical Review, LXXV: 173, April 1966.
Martin, C. B. and Max Deuthscher, ‘Remembering’, Philosophical Review, LXXV: 175, April 1966.
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Munsat, S. (1979). Memory and Causality. In: Gustafson, D.F., Tapscott, B.L. (eds) Body, Mind, and Method. Synthese Library, vol 138. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-9479-9_10
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