Realism and memory. Taylor, D Australasian Journal of Psychology and Philosophy, 16(3):218–232, 1938. ![Realism and memory [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper doi abstract bibtex [first paragraph] MEMORY is commonly held along with hallucinations and imagination to be one of the chief difficulties in the way of complete realism. I wish to maintain the precise opposite of that contention, that the fact of memory provides us with the strongest evidence in support of a realist theory of knowledge. My method has been, first to state and defend what I take to be the fundamental principles of realism, second to apply these principles to the perception of objects, and third to consider memory as a special type of such perception. I have assumed a fundamental similarity between the acts of percep- tion and imagination, memory and expectation.
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abstract = {[first paragraph] MEMORY is commonly held along with hallucinations and imagination to be one of the chief difficulties in the way of complete realism. I wish to maintain the precise opposite of that contention, that the fact of memory provides us with the strongest evidence in support of a realist theory of knowledge. My method has been, first to state and defend what I take to be the fundamental principles of realism, second to apply these principles to the perception of objects, and third to consider memory as a special type of such perception. I have assumed a fundamental similarity between the acts of percep- tion and imagination, memory and expectation.},
author = {Taylor, D},
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journal = {Australasian Journal of Psychology and Philosophy},
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pages = {218--232},
title = {{Realism and memory}},
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