The Craft of Memory
Ronald JohnsonWriting about the classical art of memory
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Fundamentals: The Link Method
Video lesson on one of the most important mnemonic devices
The link method can exist without the memory palace, but the memory palace cannot exist without the link method. It is the heart of mnemonics. Lance Tschirhart, world record holder...
Memory Techniques for Latin Grammar
At the beginning of this year I started learning Latin and have been experimenting with memory techniques. I would like to share my thoughts on the role of mnemonics in language learning and how I memorized case endings. I am primarily work...
How to Memorize Quotes
I was first introduced to the First Letter Method by Nelson Dellis, 6x U.S Memory Champion and consultant, who uses it to memorize poetry. I frequently use this method in conjunction with the memory palace technique whenever I want to recal...
How to Remember What You Read - Part 2: Chapters
A Guide to Tracing the History of Western Philosophy and Theology
In this video, I discuss memory palace design and how to store chapters in sub-memory palaces. I use “A History of Western Philosophy and Theology” by John Frame for the dem...
How to Remember What You Read - Part 1: Memory Palace Design
“Nor did [Thomas Aquinas] seem to be searching for things as yet unknown to him; he seemed simply to let his memory pour out its treasures…” - Bernardo Gui
In this series “How to Remember What You Read,” I’ll show you how to remember texts...
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