内存怎么算一样的

A. Seligman, R. Weller
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记忆是最常见的一种被视为相同的方式。这种同一性在生活时间的历史流变中起作用,让我们感觉到现在通过记忆的直接联系直接连接到过去。另一方面,本章还讨论了真实的记忆如何也会产生一些不稳定性——在时间上(因为现在从来没有真正是过去的延续)和在社会身份上(因为你不分享我的记忆)。这些不稳定性创造了作为模仿或隐喻的新解读的可能性,并最终在不同的方式中被视为相同的戏剧。
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How Memory Counts as the Same
Memory is one of the most common ways to count as the same. This sameness works over the historical flux of lived time, allowing us to feel that the present connects directly to the past through the unmediated linkage of memory. On the other hand, this chapter also discusses how real memories also create some instabilities—in time (because the present never really is a continuation of the past) and in social identity (because you do not share my memories). These instabilities create the possibility of new readings as mimesis or metaphor, and ultimately of a play among different ways of counting as the same.
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