S1E8 – Frances Yates, "The Art of Memory"

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Federico Campagna looks at Frances Yates’ work on the philosophy of mnemotechnics in her 1966 book “The Art of Memory”.

Image Credits: Giulio Camillo, Memory Theatre, 1510.

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S1E8 – Frances Yates, "The Art of Memory"

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Federico Campagna looks at Frances Yates’ work on the philosophy of mnemotechnics in her 1966 book “The Art of Memory”.

Image Credits: Giulio Camillo, Memory Theatre, 1510.

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Federico Campagna looks at Frances Yates’ work on the philosophy of mnemotechnics in her 1966 book “The Art of Memory”. Image Credits: Giulio Camillo, Memory Theatre , 1510.

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