A Handbook of Phrenotypics for Teachers and Students

by Bartłomiej Beniowski

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A

HANDBOOK

OF

PHRENOTYPICS

FOR

TEACHERS AND STUDENTS.

BY

MAJOR BENIOWSKI,

THE DISCOVERER OF THESE PRINCIPLES OF THE ART OF MEMORY.

Part I.

DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRINCIPLE OF FAMILIARITY.

 

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Entered at Stationers' hall.

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LONDON:

PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR, 8 BOW STREET,

TWO DOORS FROM COVENT GARDEN THEATRE.
MDCCCXLII.

W. READ & CO. 16 HART ST, COVENT GARDEN.

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• Introductory Remarks
• Notion
• Familiarity of Notions
• Symbols
• Remembering, Recollecting
• Noticing
• Committing to Memory
• Phrenotypic Classification of Human Studies
• Given Notions—phantoms or Sprung-up Notions.—Associating Notions
• The Probability of a Common Phantom Springing Up is Dependent Upon the Degree of Familiarity of Each of the Two Given Notions
• How to Commit to Memory Knowledge Belonging to the First Phrenotypic Problem
• How to Commit to Memory Knowledge Belonging to the Second Phrenotypic Problem
• How to Commit to Memory Knowledge Belonging to the Third Phrenotypic Problem
• The Principle of Familiarity

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