What is a memory belief? How is a memory belief different from a belief
about the past?
How do memory beliefs differ from genuine remembering?
What kind of ‘objects’ do we remember? Past events, surely. But do we remember
anything else?
What does Audi mean by the ‘storehouse of memory’?
What is the difference between memory, remembering, and recalling?
What is the difference between propositional memory and memory of an event?
What is the difference between the direct realist and indirect (or representational)
realist view of memory?
What is the difference between memory images and sense-data? How can we
distinguish remembering from perceiving if we have a representational view
of both?
Can you imagine a past event without having a direct acquaintance with
a sense-datum representation of it?
Does remembering require images?
What does it mean to say that remembering (and perceiving) are epistemically
direct?
What is involved in ‘realizing a memorial capacity’?
What is the difference between actively remembering and passively remembering?
What are the parallels between the adverbial theory of remembering and
the adverbial theory of perception? Are there any significant differences
between then?
Is there a difference between active remembering and recalling?
What does it mean to say that memory is not a basic source of belief
or knowledge? And, if that is so, how can it be a basic source of justification?
