Reserved knowledge has no locatable place or tangible schema.

Evidence

No tangible schema can claim to show the location of a specific piece of knowledge, for example, when it is not being exercised but is still kept in reserve. — Catherine Malabou, The Future of Hegel, 487

Categorization

• XREF: This is a striking anti-localizationist claim about knowledge in reserve — bears directly on debates about where memories/skills ‘live’ in the brain.
• SEED: Follow-up angle to the plasticity project: the philosophical case against strict memory localization, and what neural ‘in reserve’ could actually mean.