 The feeling of knowing, as usually understood, refers to the sense that one will be able to retrieve needed information from memory. The episodic feeling of knowing posited by Dokic, in contrast, refers to the sense that one’s retrieved memory of an event originates in one’s experience of the event. The concept of an episodic feeling of knowing is thus close to the concept of autonoetic consciousness first proposed by Tulving (1985b). Autonoesis refers to the consciousness of the self in subjective time—which can be roughly described as a feeling of mentally travelling through time to reexperience an event—that is characteristic of episodic remembering. Klein (2015) has made a forceful case for treating autonoeisis as a criterion of episodicity, and the idea that a sense of mentally travelling through time is the distinguishing mark of episodic memory fits well with our first-hand experience of the reexperiential character of remembering.