I work on case-based reasoning in health pratice. The center of the system is memory (previous experiences, previous cases, knowledge, etc...). I also read a lot about fuzzy logic and about the weight of rules of decision in the conception of a system.
I wonder if there is articles or books about the importance of memory in the construction of personality. This is could help to order better my ideas about memory, wieght of rules and decision making and to explicit their interactions.
Dear Laurent,
I you google, you will find a lot of references to the importance of memory in the construction of personality.
As I psychologist, if we think of memory as one's ability to remember past events, and of personality as one's typical way of acting, thinking and feelling, then we can say that one's memory lies at the heart of one's personality. As amply documented by Alzeihmer's disease, if we lose our memory, then we also lose our personality and sense of self, that is, the idea that we remain the same person regardless of the physical and psychological changes that occur in our ontegenetic trajectory.
Please, consider this to be a short answer to your pertinent question,
Besr regards,
Orlando
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