Assimilative Mem
Assimilative Memory; or, How to Attend and Never Forget
作者：Loisette, A. (Alphonse)
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共 158 题- ASSIMILATIVE MEMORY
- OR
- HOW TO ATTEND AND NEVER FORGET
- BY
- PROF. A. LOISETTE
- PREFACE.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- PAGE
- 1--FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF ASSIMILATIVE MEMORY. 1
- 2--BRAIN TONIC; or, The stimulating Power of the Method. 6
- ASSIMILATIVE MEMORY.
- FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES.
- THREE LAWS OF MEMORY OR OF THINKING.
- THE BRAIN TONIC EFFECT OF THE LAWS OF MEMORY RIGHTLY APPLIED.
- FIRST LAW OF MEMORY.
- SECOND LAW OF MEMORY.
- THIRD AND LAST LAW OF MEMORY.
- REMARKS ON THE THREE LAWS.
- A TRAINING EXERCISE IN ATTENTION.
- TRAINING THE INTELLECT TO STAY WITH THE SENSES.
- IMPORTANT CHARACTERISTICS OF ANALYSIS.
- HOW TO LEARN PROPER NAMES IN A CERTAIN ORDER OF SUCCESSION.
- The first Group contains the names of
- FIRST GROUP.
- REMARKS.
- SECOND GROUP.
- Two examples of In.: "An" and "Van", and "rew" and "Bu."
- REMARKS.
- THIRD GROUP.
- REMARKS.
- ENGLISH SOVEREIGNS.
- A UNIQUE EXERCISE.
- NUMERIC THINKING.
- HOW TO NEVER FORGET FIGURES AND DATES.
- A SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT.
- EXERCISES.
- HOW TO LEARN PROSE AND POETRY BY HEART.
- THE ANALYTIC SYNTHETIC METHOD APPLIED TO LONG SENTENCES.
- ANOTHER EXAMPLE FULLY WORKED OUT.
- A LONG LEGAL DEFINITION.
- MODERATION ADVISED.
- EXAMPLES FOR PRACTICE.
- 1. A bachelor is a wild goose that tame geese envy.
- 2. Law is a trap baited with promise of benefit or revenge.
- INTERROGATIVE ANALYSIS USED FOR SHORT SENTENCES.
- THE SAME BY INTERROGATIVE ANALYSIS.
- EXAMPLES FOR PRACTICE.
- POEMS LONG OR SHORT EASILY LEARNED BY HEART.
- POE'S "BELLS."
- THE BELLS.
- EDGAR A. POE.
- APPLICATION OF THE ANALYTIC-SYNTHETIC METHOD.
- The ninth line is--"From the jingling and the tinkling of the bells."
- ANALYTIC SUBSTITUTIONS.
- ANOTHER METHOD FOR REMEMBERING DATES AND FIGURES.
- 1 IS REPRESENTED BY THE CONSONANT "T," "TH," OR "D."
- RULES.
- HOW TO DEAL WITH DECIMAL FRACTIONS.
- HOW TO FIND WORDS WITH WHICH TO TRANSLATE DATES AND NUMBERS.
- SYNTHETIC TRANSLATION OF FIGURES.
- ANALYTIC DATE AND NUMBER WORDS.
- 1. SOMETIMES ALL THE SOUNDED CONSONANTS OF A WORD OR PHRASE ARE USED.
- 3. SOMETIMES THE FIRST TWO CONSONANTS OF A WORD ARE USED.
- Birth of Charles Darwin {S}{p}ecies (18)09
- DATES OF THE ACCESSION OF THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTS.
- DATES OF THE ACCESSION OF THE ENGLISH SOVEREIGNS.
- EXPLANATIONS.
- NUMBER OF SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS.
- DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND NAPOLEON.
- MISCELLANEOUS EXAMPLES.
- BIOGRAPHY, HISTORY, AND SCIENCE.
- SPECIFIC GRAVITIES.
- 2. Silver 10.4--{Th}e {S}ilver A{s}saye{r}.
- 4. Lead 11.3--{Th}e {T}in {S}{m}ith.--Lead is used to solder tin.
- 5. Mercury 13.5--{Th}e {M}ercury {S}o{l}d.
- 7. Iron 7.7--Hoo{k} {S}{k}illet.--It means hang up an iron pot.
- 8. Zinc 6.9--A {Sh}eet {S}u{p}ply.--Zinc is rolled into sheets.
- RIVERS.
- MOUNTAINS.
- LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.
- EARLY TRAINING IN FIGURES.
- WHAT MUST BE DONE FOR AN ACQUIRED ATTENTION.
- THOUGHTIVE UNIFICATIONS.
- CONNECTING THE UNCONNECTED.
- HOW TO HELP THE MEMORY.
- MODES OF ESTABLISHING CONNECTIONS.
- EXAMPLES OF CORRELATIONS.
- ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS COMPARED.
- HOW TO MEMORISE A CORRELATION.
- ASSIMILATIVE ASSOCIATION AND MEMORY.
- RULES FOR MAKING CORRELATIONS.
- ISOLATED FACTS.
- HOW TO REMEMBER PROPER NAMES WHEN INTRODUCED.
- EXERCISES IN CORRELATING.
- LEARNING FOREIGN WORDS.
- SERIAL FACTS.
- ORDER OF THE ENGLISH SOVEREIGNS.
- EXERCISE.--CASES IN EVERY-DAY LIFE.
- SPEAKING WITHOUT WRITTEN OR PRINTED NOTES.
- EXERCISE.
- DISTANCES OF PLANETS FROM THE SUN.
- EXTRACTS FROM QUAIN'S ANATOMY.
- TO BE STUDIED BY NONE BUT MEDICAL STUDENTS.
- POISONS AND ANTIDOTES.
- THE TWELVE PAIRS OF CRANIAL NERVES.
- THE TWELVE PAIRS OF CRANIAL NERVES.
- PROTOPLASM.
- BOOKS LEARNED IN ONE READING.
- LEARN FIRST TO MAKE ABSTRACTS OF WHAT IS NEW TO YOU.
- HOW TO MAKE ABSTRACTS.
- FIRST EXERCISE.
- 1--The Victoria era begins June 20, 1837
- 5--International Copyright Act passed July 31, 1838
- 6--Chartist Meetings proclaimed illegal Dec. 12, 1838
- 7--Anti-corn Law League formed Dec. 19, 1838
- 8--Penny Postage Act passed Aug. 17, 1839
- SECOND EXERCISE.
- 11--Birth of Prince of Wales Nov. 9, 1841
- 12--Earl of Munster's suicide Mar. 20, 1842
- 14--Defeat of Boers at Natal by the British troops May 26, 1842
- 17--Birth of Princess Maud Mary Alice Apr. 25, 1843
- 18--Arkwright's son leaves his heirs L8,000,000 May 24, 1843
- THIRD EXERCISE.
- 23--Birth of Princess Helena May 25, 1846
- 28--The French Revolution of Feb. 22, 1848
- 29--Birth of Princess Louise Mar. 18, 1848
- FOURTH EXERCISE.
- 35--Louis Napoleon's Coup d'etat Dec. 2, 1851
- 36--Duke of Wellington's Death Sept.14, 1852
- 37--Birth of Prince Leopold Apr. 7, 1853
- FIFTH EXERCISE.
- 41--War declared by England, against Russia Mar. 22, 1854
- 42--Epochal Work--Spencer's Psychology 1855
- 45--Birth of Princess Beatrice Apr. 14, 1857
- 46--Capture of Delhi Sept.20, 1857
- 49--Darwin's "Origin of Species" published 1859
- SIXTH EXERCISE.
- 52--Lord Clarence advises Ironclads for the Navy Mar. 11, 1861
- 54--Death of Prince Consort of gastric fever Nov. 14, 1861
- 56--Tercentenary of Shakespeare's birth Apr. 23, 1864
- 57--Tercentenary of the death of Calvin May 27, 1864
- 61--Government requires Electric Telegraph July 31, 1868
- 65--Prince of Wales attacked with typhoid fever Nov. 23, 1871
- 69--British Museum lighted by electricity Oct. 20, 1879
- 71--Death of Mrs. Mary Ann Cross (George Eliot) Nov. 22, 1880
- 75--Sixpenny Telegrams introduced Oct. 1, 1885
- 77--Queen's Jubilee; 50th Anniversary June 20, 1887
- 84--Death of Cardinal Newman Aug. 11, 1890
- 85--Funeral of Charles Bradlaugh Feb. 3, 1891
- 87--International Postal Congress May 23, 1891
- 88--Meeting of Imperial Federation League June 19, 1891
- 89--Primrose League Demonstration at Hatfield July 18, 1891
- 92--Mr. Lidderdale and the Baring Liquidation Sept.17, 1891
- 94--Centenary of Mozart's death observed in England Dec. 5, 1891
- 95--Indian national congress opened Dec. 27, 1891
- 98--The House of Lords rejected the Home Rule Bill Sept. 8, 1893
- ANALYSIS OF ONE HUNDRED EVENTS OF THE VICTORIAN ERA.
- A CONCLUDING REMARK.