memory palace
method of loci
mind palace technique

Such a building would later come to be called a memory palace.

Whenever someone gave me a phone number, I installed it in a special memory palace.

Memory palaces don't have to be palatial - or even actual buildings.

Having just returned from the memory palace where he read over his interviews with Margot, he knew it to be so.

But Judt felt that he didn't require anything as elaborate as a memory palace.

Clarice Starling's memory palace is building as well.

He professes to maintain a mental "memory palace" and claims extraordinary powers of recollection.

Is the Voynich manuscript a colossal "memory palace"?

Dr Lector adjusted the shades in his memory palace to relieve the terrible glare.

Episode of the memory palace history podcast about the life and career of Sam Patch.

One visualizes walking through the rooms of a "memory palace" and associates the next point to be addressed with each successive room or tapestry.

Her fourth book, Season of the Witch (2007) deals with remote viewing, memory palaces and witchcraft.

These skills were highly praised and they were known to be extensive allies of memorization technique such as the memory palace.

The memory palace podcast episode about Edwin Booth.

That meant I needed to collect data and analyze it for ways to tweak the images in my memory palaces and make them stickier.

Jean is trying to open the Schrodinger's Box he retrieved from the memory palace on the Oubliette.

"Memory Palaces"

To keep track of his nefarious experiments and discoveries, Below has constructed a "memory palace" like those described in Renaissance manuscripts.

In that sense,The Memory Palace is exactly the kind of show you'd expect Art Futura to produce.

In July 2012, Maximum Fun began supporting The Memory Palace.

The sight of Clarice Starling running through the falling leaves on the forest path was well established now in the memory palace of his mind.

By the time The Memory Palace reaches the UK at the end of the year, it could turn out to be a real blast.

Using this technique, Ed Cooke showed me how an entire deck can be quickly transformed into a comically surreal, and unforgettable, memory palace.

He later drew on this experience to develop the 'memory theatre' or 'memory palace', a system for mnemonics widely used in oral societies until the Renaissance.

In several passages in the book, Dr. Lecter is described as mentally walking through an elaborate memory palace to remember facts.

The same objection can be made over the major system, with or without the method of loci.

The method of loci is a mnemonic system based on places.

He used a method similar to method of loci.

When combined with the Method of loci, this becomes a very powerful memorization tool.

She states, "This particular mnemonic technique has come to be called the "method of loci".

He is using the Method of loci.

It can also be combined with other memory techniques such as rhyming, substitute words, or the method of loci.

These techniques, or variants, are sometimes referred to as "the method of loci", which is discussed in a separate section below.

The designator "method of loci" does not convey the equal weight placed on both elements.

You can read more about the method of loci and Simonides on Wikipedia.

The so-called Method of loci uses spatial memory to memorize non-spatial information.

Previous studies have shown that teaching a control group the method of loci leads to changes in brain activation during memorization.

The work contains the first known description of the method of loci, a mnemonic technique.

From classical times forward, orators have remembered the major points of speeches by using the "method of loci."

However, by far the most common method of retrieval structure is the method of loci.

He uses the method of loci.

Instead without a single exception all winners consider themselves mnemonists (see below) and rely on using mnemonic strategies, mostly the method of loci.

Ancient peoples used elaborate systems, such as the Method of Loci, to store large amounts of information in their memories.

This is an example of a trained memory that uses the method of loci rather than an eidetic or photographic memory.

Neuroimaging studies have shown results that support the method of loci as the retrieval method in world-class memory performers.

Mnemonists may have superior innate ability to recall or remember, or may use techniques such as the Method of loci.

One example of a mnemonic is the method of loci, in which the memorizer associates each to be remembered item with a different well-known location.

Verbal reports of memory experts show two prominent methods of retrieving information: hierarchical nodes and the method of loci.

A recent variation of the "method of loci" involves creating imaginary locations (houses, palaces, roads and cities) to which the same procedure is applied.

Ebbinghaus hypothesized that the use the ancient mnemonic device, Method of Loci, and spaced repetition can help overcome the plateau effect.