Sense Memory

(also called Sensitive Memory).— The internal sense by which one retains the perceptions of the external senses, and most importantly the images (or “phantasms”) formed by the estimative or cogitative sense, in such a way that what is known can be recognized as past and situated in their original setting. Imagination also retains the perceptions of the external senses but without any temporal association.

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