Bertrand Russell. Faria, P. In Bernecker, S. & Michaelian, K., editors, The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy of Memory, pages 519–527. Routledge, New York, 2017. abstract bibtex [first paragraph] Bertrand Russell is widely known for his willingness to change his philosophical mind. He is also now and again saddled with a reputation for carelessness about providing readers with clear and convincing explanations of his turnabouts. More often than not, he would seem to have just come up with a wholly fresh start and go happily on working in the new framework. Russell's ideas about memory are no exception to that perceived pattern of progress. He delivered to the world, in the space of a few years (between 1912 and 1921), two starkly different theories of memory, themselves fragments of much wider and conspicuously contrasting philosophical outlooks, with little explicit argument to account for the change.
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