Titlebook: Synesthesia; A Union of the Sense Richard E. Cytowic Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1989 brain.memory.perception.personality.tissu

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Introduction,Most people link their senses only by way of metaphoric speech, saying, for example, that red is a “warm” color, that a certain cheese tastes “sharp,” that so-and-so is a “sweet” person. But there are a few who experience the phrase “I see what you’re saying” as literally true.

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Overlaps: To What Is Synesthesia Similar?,With a theoretical idea of how synesthesia occurs established, we can ask at what level in the brain it occurs. Bearing in mind the earlier cautions about answering universal questions, our expectation is to make a little progress here and there rather than arrive at any definitive answer.

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What Is Real?,In this chapter I look into the relationships among synesthesia, hallucinations, illusions, and imagery, and suggest that there is a spectrum of conditions that may share or display a common cognitive structure. I also examine the question of whether synesthesia is “real,” and in doing so am forced to consider the larger issue of what is real.

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