Memory in St. Augustine’s Philosophy as an “Anticipation” of Memory in Dubois’ Computing Anticipatory Perspective
Abstract
This paper analyses some passages of The magnitude of the soul, Confessions and The Trinity by St Augustine , in which remote roots of both non formalised ideas and technical algorithms by Daniel Maurice Dubois like the following are put down: distinction between memory of past, present and anticipated future; selfconsciousness; intentionality; self-referential finality; the conceptual philosophical distinction between RAM and sequence memory; the inclusive recursive function of memory; the memory trend to expand to infinity