Instance-based manifesto?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (4):482-483 (2000)
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Abstract

Page's definition of localism is inspired by the instance-based paradigm. However, the locality of representations is not necessary for a model to be instance-based and, on the other hand, explicit featural representations are generally considered local. The important distinction is between instance-based and noninstance-based paradigms and not between distributed and local representations as Page claims.

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