It told stories; it enticed readers; its rhythms encouraged memory and repetition.
So we don't encourage memory and history and tribal differences.
Photographs have been included as a contextual clue to encourage memory recall, to help in the replacement of inaccurate memories, and to assist in the understanding of the trajectory of the ICU stay and as a tool in a person's acceptance of events [ 4, 10].
Narratives demand that listeners become involved in creating meaning which can promote memory, and characters and their motivations encourage an emotional response that facts alone cannot [ 11].
Halo 4, more than any other shooter of recent memory, encourages players to take part in the often-intimidating prospect of competing online.
The idea of "muscle memory" encourages this – allowing us to cordon off feats of motor skill as a special kind of psychological phenomenon, something stored, like magic potion, in our muscles.
Encouraged by memories of happier times, Devon does resolve to try again, returning home, only for Richie's bungled apology to reveal that he's so out of it he thinks he's been hanging out with Ernst.
Many people will find the exhibition feels like an exercise in collective memory: it encourages the visitor to remember the horror, rather than experience it afresh.
It comes as no surprise when Barry Mizen tells me that the cafe has been designated a CitySafe Haven – a scheme set up by CitizensUK in Jimmy's memory, which encourages shops to become places of safety for young people who feel vulnerable or threatened on the streets.
The hard drive frees users from typical memory limitations, encourages them to fill the device with all manner of documents, songs, photos and videos and comes equipped with software to play and manipulate them.
