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hypermnesia

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hy·perm·ne·sia (hprm-nzh)
n.
Exceptionally exact or vivid memory, especially as associated with certain mental illnesses.

hypermnesia
[hī′pərm·nē′zhə]
an extraordinarily good state of memory.

hypermnesia [hi″perm-ne´zhah]
extreme retentiveness or unusual clarity of memory. adj. adj hypermnes´ic.

hypermnesia (hīˈ·perm·nēˑ·zhē·),
n the ability to remember past events in vivid detail, often enhanced when under hypnosis. See also hypnosis.


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He was housed there because of a history of unpredictable violence, some thought to be related to delusional thinking, some to obsessive, even ritualistic questioning; there was other ritualism, hypermnesia, preoccupation with smelling things and obsessive drawing.
See generally George Mandler, Hypermnesia, Incubation, and Mind Popping: On Remembering Without Really Trying, in 15 ATTENTION & PERFORMANCE 1 (1994) (reviewing literature on hypermnesia and related phenomena).
Can one pardon this hypermnesia which a priori indebts you, and in advance inscribes you in the book you are reading?
 
 
 
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