He had a long, and very functioning, memory.
So in a slow switch case, Burge holds that Oscar's properly functioning memory preserves an Earthian thought content, so that the very same content is available later for recall.
(Mahler, after all, argued that a symphony should capture the world.) This concert, opening a season with the overall title "Music and Memory," is called "Remembrance of Things Past: Music as Reminiscence" and is said to address the question "whether music is a function of memory, or memory a function of music".
Can any evidence of a functioning episodic memory system be gathered by studying children's earliest memories?
A 2016 study found that chronic lateness may originate in what's called Time-Based Prospective Memory, which is a function of memory triggered by a time cue (like remembering to watch a TV show at 9 p.m. every week, for example).
Yet for Godard, the past is not a function of memory but of objects; it's a category of the present, and one which is at constant risk of being overwhelmed by it.
I guess the latter, and I actually err toward believing that this "sense of self," or ego, which is a function of memory, that sets us apart from other machinery that think.
The first section describes, in snatched, harrowing glimpses, her father's descent into dementia, a state in which the present is the only available tense; in the second, her grief, which is a function of memory, plunges her into the fourth dimension.
One possible explanation for this result is the task employed: answering literal and inferential questions immediately following the lesson could be more a function of memory than elaboration of the content.
Ptprz has been reported to have a function in memory by dephosphorylating p190RhoGAP in the hippocampus [30].
