Sentence examples for accounts of memory from inspiring English sources

There are no official figures for how many Tanzanians are poisoned by mercury fumes, but accounts of memory problems, sickness and impaired vision are common in the small mines that litter the countryside.

The claustrophobia of such accounts of memory's labyrinths -- and of family life -- is acute in this book.

Hume's and Russell's accounts of memory are both versions of the RTM.

Each of these points is well-taken and taken together seem more than adequate reason for rejecting Locke's and Hume's accounts of memory.

The section "Sleep / Awake" has some discombobulating extracts from thinkers including Darwin and Dostoyevsky, while "Language / Memory" explores what it means to be human through perspectives ranging from an Emily Dickinson poem to a physician's account of memory and trauma.

Reid provides additional criticisms of Hume's account of memory.

First, Hume's account of memory sees the objects of memory as ideas.

So Reid's account of memory is "direct" in that he insists that we have "immediate knowledge of things past".

While there may be a certain surface plausibility to Hume's account of memory, its inadequacies quickly come to light.

Ours is therefore a 'selectionist' account of memory, and could be termed the Sleep Elaboration Awake Pruning (or SEAP) theory.

To fully grasp the implications of memory loss associated with ECT, we need to consider a phenomenological account of memory and the relevance.