Assimilative Memory
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And, on the principle thata condensed, brief statement, if clear and definite, makes a more vividimpression than a longer one, we shall find that a short analytic phraseis better for the memory than an analytic sentence, and an analyticsingle word than a phrase. But a short analytic phrase, or a shortanalytic sentence, is usually necessary, owing to our ignorance of thesubject matter, the limitations which belong to all figure alphabets, and our neglect to act strictly on the lines of In. , Ex.... , and Con.
1. Is the analytic word or phrase self-connected to the event? 2. Why will sentences sometimes be useful? 3. What must be avoided? 4. Can a greater variety of sentences be found if only the initial consonants are used? 5. What does the phrase "Inhuman Civil War" represent? 6. What does it show the superiority of? 7. What are the characteristics which recommend it? 8. Is a short analytic phrase better for the memory than an analytic sentence? 9. On what principle?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, on the principle thata condensed, brief statement, if clear and definite, makes a more vividimpression than a longer one, we shall find that a short analytic phraseis better for the memory than an analytic sentence, and an analyticsingle word than a phrase. But a short analytic phrase, or a shortanalytic sentence, is usually necessary, owing to our ignorance of thesubject matter, the limitations which belong to all figure alphabets, and our neglect to act strictly on the lines of In. , Ex.... , and Con.
1. Is the analytic word or phrase self-connected to the event? 2. Why will sentences sometimes be useful? 3. What must be avoided? 4. Can a greater variety of sentences be found if only the initial consonants are used? 5. What does the phrase "Inhuman Civil War" represent? 6. What does it show the superiority of? 7. What are the characteristics which recommend it? 8. Is a short analytic phrase better for the memory than an analytic sentence? 9. On what principle?
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