Busshitsu To Kioku (Paperback Bunko)

His concept that memory is a creative and active process rather than a static record was revolutionary. I'm curious how this perspective influenced later thinkers.

The way he differentiates between involuntary memory and habitual actions made me reflect on my own subconscious habits. Did others find this distinction clear or a bit abstract?

The link between biological evolution and the development of perception was fascinating. I wonder if this was based on scientific observations or more philosophical intuition.