@misc{cogprints2676,
           title = {THE UTILIZATION OF HOLOGRAPHIC IMAGES, PARALLEL PROCESSES, AND THE HIPPOCAMPUS IN HUMAN MEMORY},
          author = {T. Park},
            year = {1991},
        keywords = {DISTRIBUTED CONNECTIONIST SYSTEM
HOLOGRAPHY
PARALLEL PROCESSES
CEREBROCENTRIC
MEMORY
CONSCIOUSNESS
NEURONAL PATHWAYS
HIPPOCAMPUS
BRAIN
ENGRAM},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/2676/},
        abstract = {MEMORY OPERATES VIA SEVERAL COMPONENTS.  THE MISCONCEPTION THAT MEMORY IS A UNITARY PROCESS HAS BEEN LONG HELD BY MANY NEUROPHYSIOLOGISTS AS WELL AS PSYCHOLOGISTS FOR YEARS NOW.  HOWEVER, MEMORY IS MOST LIKELY THE CONSEQUENCE OF THREE SPECIFIC COMPONENTS:  1)  DISTRIBUTED CONNECTIONIST SYSTEM, 2)  NEUROLOGICAL, AND 3)  THREE DIMENSIONAL HOLOGRAPHY.  THE MAIN AIM OF THIS PAPER IS TO PROPOSE THAT MEMORY IS PURELY A COMBINATION OF CEREBROCENTRIC FUNCTION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA.}
}

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