Representations, predictions, and remembrances in CHARM: a reply to Lindsay (1991)

Composite models never (well, hardly ever) compromise: reply to Schooler and Tanaka (1991)

With respect to the influence of postevent information, Schooler and Tanaka (1991) made a useful distinction between composite recollections--in which subjects retrieve "items from both the original and the postevent sources" (p.97)--and compromise recollections--in which subjects retrieve" at least one feature that cannot be exclusively associated with either the original or the postevent sour...

Oral Criticism/ Review of the book Form the Whisper of Tradition to the Charm of the Pop: An Investigation in Contemporary Iranian Music by Alireza Miralinaghi and Arvin SedaghatKish

A Problem in Avicennas View on the Origination of the Soul and a Reply to It

Concept Formation, Remembering, and Understanding: Dynamic Conceptual Semantics and Proust’s A la Recherche du Temps Perdu

i Preface This study presents a theory and model of memory and remembrance, which is a further explication of the theory of Dynamic Conceptual Semantics and of the Unconscious and Conscious, which has been developed in Bartsch 1998 Dynamic Conceptual Semantic: A Logic-Philosophical Investigation into Concept Formation and Understanding and in it is pointed out how phenomenological data and dyna...

Author’s Reply to “A Note on the Simulation of Gas Diffusion in Capillaries and Porous Solids”