Memory and consciousness intertwingled.

What about Memory, Consciousness, Recall, and Awareness in Anesthesia?

Effect of Sleep and Consciousness on Consolidation of Implicit motor memory among Youth, Middle-aged and Elderly

Introduction: The purpose of this research was to compare the effect of sleep and consciousness on consolidation based on implicit motor memory enhancement among youth, middle-aged and elderly. Materials and Methods: The sample statistic consisted of 120 (youth, middle-aged and elderly) healthy and right-handed volunteers (40 people from each age group). The groups were availability selected an...

Data, Metadata, and Ted

Beyond the Memory-Trace Paradox and the Fallacy of the Homunculus A Hypothesis Concerning the Relationship Between Memory, Consciousness and Temporality

Most theories and models of memory are based on two assumptions that contain theoretical problems. These problems are reflected in the memory-trace paradox, which consists in believing that the past is contained in the memory trace, and in the fallacy of the homunculus, which consists in assuming the existence of an unconscious intentional subject. We will discuss these and present an alternati...

A Model for Associative Memory, a Basis for Thinking and Consciousness

The paper presents a model for associative memory, based on the idea of a roaming random set. It is very robust, at the expense of quite some redundancy. Thinking, consciousness and various features of memory can be interpreted in terms of the memory model. Like in the von Neumann computer the larger part of operational routines can be stored in the same memory