Memory and Perception

C. J. McCarroll, K. Michaelian, and S. Arango-Muñoz, eds. 2021. Memory and Perception. Special issue. Estudios de Filosofía 64. [publisher's site]

Contents:

  • Foreword
    • Memory and perception, insights at the interface: editors’ introduction. Christopher McCarroll, Kourken Michaelian, and Santiago Arango Muñoz.
  • Memory and perception: Insights at the intersection
    • Memoria y percepción en la entrevista autobiográfica: Una simulación episódica que se adapta en tiempo real al contexto. Carlos Alberto Guerrero Velázquez.
    • No maps for these territories: Exploring philosophy of memory through photography. Alun Kirby.
    • Attitudes and the (dis)continuity between memory and imagination. André Sant'Anna.
    • What makes a mental state feel like a memory: Feelings of pastness and presence. Melanie Rosen and Michael Barkasi.
    • Descartes y la memoria intellectual. Diego Fabián Díaz Quiroz.
  • Reflection article
    • Causation and mnemonic roles: On Fernández's Functionalism. Nikola Andonovski.
    • The sense of mineness in personal memory: Problems for the endorsement model. Marina Trakas.
  • Symposium
    • Feeling the past: Beyond causal content. Gerardo Viera.
    • Immunity to error through misidentification and the functionalist, self-reflexive account of episodic memory. Steven James.
    • The failures of functionalism (for memory). Sarah Robins.
    • Defending functionalism and self-reference in memory. Jordi Fernández.
  • Book review
    • Fernández, J. (2019). Memory: a self-referential account. Oxford University Press. Juan Fernando Álvarez Céspedes.