Docs all memory imply factual memory
IN two recent papers upon memory,' Professor Norman Malcolm explicitly attempts to show that perceptual memory, personal memory, correct memory, and remembering-to each (logically) imply factual memory, and he informs us that he has "not been able to discover any form of memory which does not... [imply] factual memory" (222). I wish here to refute these claims, and, in passing, to indicate other inadequacies in Malcolm's analysis of remembering-to.