Vision: at any time, your mind contains a "conscious visual representation" of the scene before your eyes as it is, and also conscious visual representations of the scene as it was, at times in the recent past.

Vision: at any time, your mind contains a "primary" "conscious visual representation," that is a representation of the scene before your eyes as it is, and also REPRODUCTIONS of conscious visual representations of the scene as it was, at times in the recent past.

Interpretation 1: a reproduction of a conscious representation is just a (conscious) memory of that representation.

Interpretation 1a: memory as sudden reminding.

The scenario: someone sings quickly "do mi sol" in the key of C (the notes C, E, and G), close enough for you to hear. Let T be the time just after the "mi" is sung.

Does this theory say the right thing about "what it is like" to hear the G, after hearing the C and the E?

Interpretation 1b: memory as deliberate recall.

Interpretation 2: a reproduction of a conscious representation is just a conscious representation that is exactly the same, except that it has a "lesser degree of presentedness."