What is the link between propositions and memories?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 32 (2):219-219 (2009)
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Abstract

Mitchell et al. present a lucid and provocative challenge to the claim that links between mental representations are formed automatically. However, the propositional approach they offer requires clearer specification, especially with regard to how propositions and memories interact. A definition of a system would also clarify the debate, as might an alternative technique for assessing task.

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