Memory: A Cloud of Witness

Philosophy 19 (73):130 - 135 (1944)
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Abstract

The experience of each one of us is individual, private and particular, and in its immediacy is incommunicable. Images of all sorts, sense factors, figments of the imagination, mental comments and judgments, all these impressions, some persistent, some fleeting, follow one another in endless passage through the consciousness.

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