recollector

Those who see recollection as an act engaged in only by philosophers maintain that their concept differs from the empirically grounded concept of the non-recollector, the occupant apparently of at least two of the other three stages of Line.

Plato's Middle Period Metaphysics and Epistemology Silverman, Allan 2008

So one role we play for each other is recollector.

summary. dudemanflab 2007

The "first" from which a recollector begins his search, however, is sometimes a time that is known and sometimes a thing that is known.

Archive 2005-08-01 2005

The "first" from which a recollector begins his search, however, is sometimes a time that is known and sometimes a thing that is known.

Recollection and Association 2005

Nor would he avail himself of the services of a privately employed nomenclator, that arch-recollector of people's names; Caesar would be his own nomenclator, never forget a face or the name associated with it.

Fortune's Favorites McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1993

All of you psychologists know that scent is the most prominent recollector of the pastand this chap had been a very generous suitor, and had spent lavishly upon her,, and had given her an umbrella, a presentation umbrella, one of those umbrellas with a silver handle-real silver -- one of those umbrellas which can be recovered a great many times-and Nellie was Scotch.

The Art of Listening 1932

_gratitude_, treating a recollector like a debtor.

Imaginary Conversations and Poems A Selection Walter Savage Landor 1819

"After dinner," relates the random recollector, "the poet insisted upon putting his feet on the table, tilting back his chair more Americano.

Ponkapog Papers. 1904

"After dinner," relates the random recollector, "the poet insisted upon putting his feet on the table, tilting back his chair

Ponkapog Papers Thomas Bailey Aldrich 1871