Remembering directly

In Psychoanalysis, Mind and Art. Cambridge: Blackwell (1992)
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reprint Wiggins, D. (1992) "Remembering Directly. Has Q-memory been so defined as to count as genuine memory? And, if so, does it not entail identity?". In Hopkins, J., Savile, A., Psychoanalysis Mind and Art, pp. 339--354: Blackwell (1992)

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