Assertion: genuine memory | /r/HasProperty | true
Facets:
value: always
type: DEGREE
value: necessarily
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Preservationists who wish to hold that genuine memories are always true must therefore impose this as an additional requirement, above and beyond what is required by the core of their theory.
text: But those who wish to hold that genuine memories are always true can impose this as an additional requirement
text: To impose this additional requirement is to claim that memory is factive, in the sense that genuine memories are necessarily true, that is, that apparent memories that are not true are merely apparent.
text: If the same process may be responsible both for producing true memories and for producing false memories, then an adequate theory of remembering will not require that genuine memories are always true—in the terms introduced in section 2, the relevant natural kind may include both true and false memories, regardless of whether our ordinary linguistic practice permits us to group them together.