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View these videos and visit these web
sites to learn more about synesthesia
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Confessions of a Synesthetic Sailor; An Interactive Journey Through High Seas
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Natasha Lee Martin, March 10,
2015
Theaterlab, NYC
Jan 11, 2015
During the post-show talkback with Natasha Lee Martin
(Writer, Performer, Director) and Patricia Lynne Duffy |
Olympia Colizoli talks about synesthesia and neuroscience
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University of Amsterdam, March
21, 2014
Interview filmed by Lidell Simpson at the University of Amsterdam Feb 27, 2012. Olympia talks about her form of synesthesia, her research relating to colored. |
What Synesthesia Can Tell Us About Connections in the Brain
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UniversityRochester, October
31, 2013
Duje Tadin, a professor of brain and cognitive sciences
at the University of Rochester leads the investigation |
What color is Tuesday? Exploring synesthesia |
TED-Ed, June 10,
2013
Richard E. Cytowic explains the fascinating world of entangled senses and why we may all have just a touch of synesthesia. |
Synesthesia: Hearing colours, tasting sounds - David Eagleman |
University of Sydney, May 2,
2013
David Eagleman speaks about synesthesia: Imagine a world of magenta Tuesdays, tastes of blue, and symphonies seen as well as heard. At least one in a hundred otherwise normal people experience the world... |
Synesthesia: A Documentary on Perception, Sound, Color, and Movement |
Kaitrin Acuna, April 11,
2013
A Documentary on Synesthesia |
Synesthesia - Numberphile |
Numberphile, February 22,
2013
Talking about Grapheme to Colour Synesthesia with Alex from Bite Sci-Zed. |
Hearing Colors, Seeing Sounds: Synesthesia - SciShow |
SciShow, July 31,
2012
"There are many different forms," says David Eagleman, a neuroscientist known for his ability to garner important insights into the nature of perception and consciousness through idiosyncratic methods. "Essentially, any cross-blending of the senses that you can think of, my colleagues and I have found a case somewhere." |
Seeing Sound, Tasting Color: Synesthesia |
Big Think, July 29,
2012
Hank explains the little we know about the perceptual condition known as synesthesia, where a person involuntary associates one sensation or experience with another sensation. |
Interview with Patricia Lynne Duffy |
spannedy, December 3,
2011
Patricia Lynne Duffy talks about her synesthesia from the documentary, "Craving Color" by Lisa Santoro |
Synesthesia, do you have it? |
IamMeganImel, July 8,
2011
A vlog about synesthesia and the types he has |
Lady Gaga & Jesus Talk Synesthesia |
devrymd1, June 10,
2011
Lady and Jesus know more about neuroscience than you
think |
Know your brain: Synesthesia |
MichaelPayton67, August 16, 2011
News and findings in the world of psychology and
cognitive neuroscience |
What is Synesthesia? |
Healthguru,
December 3, 2010
Explanation of synesthesia by mental health guru, Dr.
Jeff Cardere, Ph.d. |
Synesthesia - A very short introduction |
MichaelPayton67, June 28, 2010
Video that summarizes what synesthesia is to people who
don't know about this somewhat rare neurological
condition |
Synesthesia - How do you get diagnosed? |
peneraserlove, July 23, 2009
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Red Mondays and Gemstone Jalapenos: The Synesthetic World |
ResearchChannel, July 15, 2009
Synesthesia is the blending or mixing
of senses. A synesthete, for example, might see colors
when listening to music or taste flavors when hearing a
word. Dr. David Eagleman of Baylor College of Medicine
explains this strange condition, and four synesthetes
explain how they perceive the world |
Synesthesia |
Lexie527, August 21, 2008
Interesting personal explanation of graphame to color synesthesia |
Synaesthesia in Mystical Traditions |
University of California Television (UCTV), March 26, 2008
Vilayanur Ramachandran examines the phenomenon of synaesthesia from a multi-disciplinary perspective in order to advance our understanding of the relationship between synaesthesia, metaphor, creativity, and religious and artistic practices. |
VS Ramachandran on your mind |
TED, October,
2007
Vilayanur Ramachandran tells us what brain damage can reveal about the connection between celebral tissue and the mind, using three startling delusions as examples |
Oliver Sacks - Musicophilia - Bright Blue Music |
Oliver Sacks talks about musical synesthesia |
Synesthesia-Trick of the Senses. Part 1 |
Documentary about the rare neurological condition called synesthesia |
Synesthesia-Trick of the Senses. Part 2 |
Documentary about the rare neurological condition called synesthesia |
Synesthesia-Trick of the Senses. Part 3 |
Documentary about the rare neurological condition called synesthesia |
Cytowic on Synesthesia at the Hirshhorn Pt I |
Richard E. Cytowic, M.D. talks about synesthesia at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington D.C. |
Cytowic on Synesthesia at the Hirshhorn Pt II |
Richard E. Cytowic, M.D. talks about synesthesia at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington D.C. |
Drs. Cytowic and Frakowiak on Synesthesia |
A documentary on sight and sound. This clip discusses their fusion in the fascinating phenomenon of synesthesia. |
Screensaver reveals new test for synaesthesia |
California Institute of Technology
video test to determine existence of auditory
synesthesia. Take the
test to see if you are an auditory synesthete! |
Synesthesia |
University of Colorado at
Boulder
A film by Mike Crawford about his synesthetic friend and
photographer Patrick Lewis, 2006 |
nine + purple = cheese [Part One]
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University of Auckland, New Zealand,
Department of Film, Television & Media Studies
Part 1 of short documentary produced by Laura Thompson,
including interviews with synaesthetic sisters, Laura
and Sarah Thompson, synaesthete James Wannerton, author
and journalist Andrew Clifford, and Lindsay Hearne,
2006 |
nine + purple = cheese [Part Two]
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University of Auckland, New Zealand,
Department of Film, Television & Media Studies
Part 2 of short documentary produced by Laura Thompson,
including interviews with synaesthetic sisters, Laura
and Sarah Thompson, synaesthete James Wannerton, author
and journalist Andrew Clifford, and Lindsay Hearne,
2006 |
Seeing Life in Colors: Crosswired Senses |
ABC Primetime,
Aug. 15, 2006
News
segment on Laura Rosser, 24, and others who
have synesthesia, including interview with the
neurologist Dr. Richard Cytowic
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2nd International Conference on Synaesthesia |
Hanover Medical University,
December 1st-3rd, 2006
A video of statements collected during the conference,
including Patricia Lynne Duffy and Marcia R. Smilak
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Why Can Some of Us See Sounds? |
Second (continuation) Australian TV segment on synesthesia and the
research being done on it in researcher Dr. Eagleman's lab,
including interview with Sean Day |
James
May & Synaesthesia
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BBC, Top Gear
announcer James May discussing the effects of word-taste synaesthesia
with James, a synaesthete |
 Synaesthesia
at the University of Waterloo, Canada |
Global News
Toronto, July 29, 2005
News segment focusing on synaesthesia
research at the university |
Informative Speech #3
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Belmont University,
Belmont Speech Lab, Nashville TN
Informative speech on
synesthesia |
Synaesthesia: Which color is A? Part I
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Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology, Zurich
Three part video by synaesthete Marc Jacques Mächler
Part I is about the
the synaesthetic perception
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 Synaesthesia:
Which color is A? Part II |
Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology, Zurich
Three part
video by synaesthete Marc Jacques Mächler
Part II is about the
neurological and scientific aspects |
Synaesthesia: Which color is A? Part III
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Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology, Zurich
Three part video by synaesthete Marc Jacques Mächler
Part III is about the
prevalence and social aspects |
Some selected articles on synesthesia
Synaesthesia in Fiction
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Cortex, Vol. 46, pp. 277-278,
2010, by Patricia L. Duffy and Julia Simner |
'George Bush is like crusty potato' |
BBC News, March 29, 2008, by
James Wannerton, president of the UK Synaesthesia
Association. He explains how the condition which
"mixes the senses" affects his life. |
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Personal Coding: the Varieties of Linguistic Experience
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Folio
Journal of the Materials Development Association, vol.
10, no. 1, August 2005 and vol.10, no. 2, January 2006,
by Patricia L. Duffy |
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The Fourth Annual National Conference of the American
Synesthesia Association, Inc.
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Leonardo, Decemeber
1, 2004, review of the conference, November 5-7, 2004 at
the University of California, Berkeley, hosted by the
Institute for Cognitive and Brain Sciences, reviewed by
Amy Ione, the Diatrope Institute |
Feeling
blue?: The
colorful world of synesthesia
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A&S Online,
University of Virginia, College and Graduate School of
Arts & Sciences, March 2004, by
Jeanne Nicholson Siler
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Real Rhapsody in Blue: A quirky phenomenon that scientists once dismissed could help explain the creativity of the human brain
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Newsweek, November
25, 2003, by Anne Underwood
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Hearing
Colors, Tasting Shapes: People with synesthesia--whose
senses blend together--are providing valuable clues to
understanding the organization and functions of the
human brain
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Scientific
American, May 2003, by Vilayanur S. Ramachandran and
Edward M. Hubbard
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For Some, Pain Is Orange
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Smithsonian Magazine, February, 2001, by
Susan Hornik |
Five Plus Two Equals Yellow
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Nature, July 27, 2000, by Mike J. Dixon,
Daniel Smilek, Cera Cudahy, Philip M. Merikle |
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Do You See What They See? |
Discover Magazine, December 1999,
by Brad Lemley |
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When People See a Sound and Hear a Color?
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The
New York Times, February 23, 1999,
by Erica Goode |
Other published articles on synesthesia
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Three Towns musician can see
light in sound
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Ardrossan & Saltcoats Herald,
October 9, 2015 |
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Painting Music: Artist with
Synesthesia Can ‘See’ Music,
Turns Famous Songs Into Stunning
Art
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First to Know, October 5,
2015, by Erika Hayasaki |
This doctor really can feel your
pain
Mirror-touch synesthesia gives
Joel Salinas unique insight into
his patients |
mother nature network,
September 28, 2015, by Chanie Kirschner |
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The neurologist with
mirror-touch synesthesia
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The Week, September 13, 2015 |
The many shades of synaesthesia
Synaesthesia can be anything
from seeing words in colours to
full-on visual disturbances –
and scientists are still
learning why |
NewStatesman, August 27, 2015,
by Holly Baxter |
Six Lessons About Mirror-Touch
Synesthesia From Dr. Joel
Salinas
A neurologist who can experience
others' sensations and emotions
shares how he stays "present,"
and what it's like to lose
himself in a movie |
Pacific Standard, July 21,
2015, by Katie Kilkenny |
What it's like to have
synaesthesia
Like Pharrell Williams, the
novelist Caroline Vermalle has
synaesthesia, where she "sees"
numbers and letters as colours.
But is it a blessing or curse? |
The Telegraph, May 29, 2015,
by Caroline Vermalle |
Tori Spooner describes her life
with synaesthesia
Synaesthete Tori Spooner sees
numbers as colours, and has a
vast calendar in her head that
looks like a city skyline |
ABC News (Australia), May 28,
2015 |
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What Clegg, Miliband, Farage and
Cameron taste like: the
synaesthesia vote – in pictures
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The Guardian, May 7, 2015, by
Katie Strick and Sam Cornwell |
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Synaesthesia: People who see
smells and hear colours tend to
be 'creative types', research
finds
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ABC News (Australia), April 9,
2015, by Matthew Doran |
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What shapes synesthesia? For
some people, the answer is
fridge magnets |
Ars Technica, March 15, 2015,
by Cathleen O'Grady |
Synaesthesia: How people with
the condition can taste colours,
feel sounds and overwhelmingly
make music
People with synaesthesia have an
extra layer of sensory
perception – and some are pop
superstars |
Independent, February 13, 2015, by
Emily Jupp |
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Life with synesthesia: Toronto
man who can see sounds shares
his story |
MetroNews Canada, January 28,
2015, by Luke Simcoe |
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3 Amazing Facts about
Synesthesia |
Health Aim, December 31, 2014,
by Mark Vincent |
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Charli XCX Reveals She Has
Synesthesia to 'Nylon' Magazine:
She Can See Music |
Music Times, December 4, 2014,
by Ryan Middleton |
Local community and artists
explore synesthesia with art:
Art enthusiasts of all ages
gather in celebration of art at
Davis Art Salon Show |
The California Aggie, November
25, 2014, by Frances Sit |
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Scientists Think Synaesthesia Is
Something You Can Learn |
Co.Design, November 24, 2014 |
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Become Synesthetic And Raise
Your IQ By Twelve Points |
Design&Trend, November 22,
2014 |
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Scientists Learn How to Teach
Synesthesia (Let the Weirdness
Begin) |
Big Think, November 19, 2014,
by Orion Jones |
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Does synaesthesia make you
smarter? People trained to 'see'
letters as colours experience a
remarkable increase in IQ |
Daily Mail (Mail Online),
November 19, 2014, by Ellie Zolfagharifard |
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Synesthesia Taught To Adults
With Colored Letters And Memory
Tests |
Medical Daily, November 18,
2014, by Chris Weller |
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People taught synaesthesia learn
to read in colour |
NewScientist, November 18,
2014, by Clare Wilson |
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What is synesthesia and what's
it like to have it?:
Synesthetes
can taste sounds, smell colors
or see scents, and research
proves these people — who make
up 4 percent of the population —
experience reality differently |
mother nature network, October
5, 2014, by Laura Moss |
How synaesthesia inspires
artists:
A number of famous artists have
experienced synaesthesia – a
union of the senses. Holly
Williams explores its history
and her own experience of the
condition. |
BBC News, September 4, 2014,
by Holly Williams |
Inside the sensual world of the
synaesthetes: 'I can smell a
rainbow'
Holly Williams is a synaesthete,
for whom letters and numbers,
days of the week and months of
the year conjure up a rainbow of
colours. Here, she looks forward
to a new project that might
throw light on this
extraordinary condition – and
reveals how synaesthesia helps
her plan her life... |
The Independent, July 27,
2014, by Holly Williams |
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Blood Orange Gives TED Talk
About Hearing Colors - Dev
Hynes: "Every sound I associate
with a color and every color I
associate with a sound." |
Spin, March 21, 2014, by
Alyssa Noel |
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What It's Like To Experience
Synesthesia: The Taste Of Music
And Colors Of Language |
Medical Daily, March 7, 2014,
by Susan Scutti |
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Synesthesia Linked to Autism |
PsychCentral, February 11,
2014, by Jane Collingwood, Associate News Editor |
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Sound and Touch Collide: There
might be a little synesthesia in
each of us |
Nautilus, February 6, 2014, by
Virginia Hughes |
Circus Brain: The Magic of
Synesthesia
Richard E. Cytowic’s TedEd video
describes synesthesia |
Degreed, February 4, 2014 |
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What the Hell Is Synesthesia and
Why Does Every Musician Seem to
Have It? |
Pitchfork, January 31, 2014,
by Ryan Dombal |
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I Am Curious Yellow: Life With
Synesthesia |
The Toast, January 28, 2014,
by Gabrielle Loisel |
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Life with Synesthesia:
Singer-songwriter Louise Burns
on seeing music, tasting numbers
and the cross-sensory experience
of synesthesia |
TheTalkhouse, January 25,
2014, by Louise Burns |
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Synesthesia Finally Has Resume
Value: Ground-breaking
BusinessWeek feature champions
marketable skills of synesthetes |
Psychology Today, January 21,
2014, by Maureen Seaberg |
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The Mind's Eye: Synesthesia Has
Business Benefits |
BloombergBusinessweek, January
9, 2014, by Caroline Winter |
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Sense-jumbling synesthesia often
accompanies autism |
Simons Foundation Autism Research
Initiative, December 17, 2013, by Laura Geggel |
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Study delves deeper into effects
of autism |
The Norman Transcript,
November 27, 2013, by
Elizabeth Norton |
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Man designs food themed tube map
after discovering he can 'taste'
his way around the London
Underground |
London Evening Standard, November 25,
2013, by Rachel Blundy |
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Man creates map of what each
station in subway system tastes
like |
MSN Now, November 23,2013 |
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‘Mixing’ of Senses More Common
in Autism |
Health, November 22, 2013 |
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Examiner, November 22, 2013,
by Pasha Bahsun |
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Synesthesia might be more common
in people with autism |
The Verge, November 20, 2013,
by Katie Drummond |
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Study links synaesthesia to
autism |
BBC, November 19, 2013, by
Helen Briggs |
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Some Kids Outgrow Their
Synesthesia |
Smithsonian.com, November 19,
2013, by Colin Scultz |
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Rylie VanOrsdol: Her life in
colors |
Sarasota Herald-Tribune,
November 17, 2013, by Katy Bergen |
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Dev Hynes Delivered A Stunning
Lecture On Synesthesia and
Musical Composition |
NYU Local, November 14, 2013,
by Claire Voon |
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A Longitudinal Study of
Grapheme-Color Synesthesia in
Childhood |
ScienceDaily, November 12,
2013 |
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Researchers study children with
grapheme-color synesthesia |
News-Medical.Net, November 12,
2013 |
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Girl With Synesthesia Can 'Feel'
Machines |
Huffington Post UK, November
11, 2013 |
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Extreme synesthesia: Texas
teenager says she can 'feel' the
machines around her |
The Verge, November 10, 2013,
by Chris Ziegler |
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Mind-Melding Teen With
Synesthesia Is One With
Technology |
Slate, November 8, 2013, by
Katy Waldman |
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Science to Live By: Our Senses
(Part One): Synesthesia |
Crozet Gazette, November 8,
2013, by J. Dirk Nies, Ph.D. |
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Tasting the Universe -
Synesthesia from the inside out
| Ghost in the Machine:
15-year-old Houston synesthete
experiencing mirror-touch with
machines |
Psychology
Today, November 6, 2013 by Maurenn Seaberg |
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'Seeing' in the Dark: Body
movements alone trigger 'real
visual perceptions in the brain' |
University of Rochester,
October 31, 2013 |
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What Is Sex Like for Someone
with Synesthesia? |
Smithsonian.com, October 29,
2013, by Rose Eveleth |
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The Globe and Mail, February 10, 2013 |
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Seeing letters as colors: UMSL
professor studies synesthesia |
UMSL Daily, January 31, 2013 |
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'B' is for orange: Synesthesia
linked to alphabet magnets in
small study |
The Body Odd on NBCNews.com,
January 30, 2013 |
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Word-taste synaesthesia: Tasting
names, places and Anne Boleyn |
BBC News, January 29, 2013,
by Smitha
Mundasad |
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Learning plays role in
synesthesia |
San Francisco Chronicle,
January 29, 2013, by Stephanie M.
Lee, Victoria Colliver and Drew Joseph |
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Can you learn to taste numbers,
smell words, or hear colors? |
io9, January 28, 2013, by
Robert T. Gonzalez |
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Learning and Memory May Play a
Central Role in Synesthesia:
Link to Childhood Toys
Containing Magnetic Colored
Letters |
ScienceDaily, January 23, 2013 |
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Synesthesia: Seeing the World
Differently |
Épistémocritique, January 19,
2013, by Carol Steen |
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The language of Synesthesia |
Épistémocritique, January 19,
2013, by Marcia Smilack |
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Landscapes of Blue, the Iconic
Color — Even for Synesthetic
Experience |
Épistémocritique, January 19,
2013, by Patricia Lynne Duffy |
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Psychology Today, Tasting the
Universe from the Inside Out, January 15, 2013, by
Maureen Seaberg |
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Psychology Today, Tasting the
Universe from the Inside Out, October 7, 2012, by
Maureen Seaberg |
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Color this chimp amazing:
Psychologist suggests
synthesthesia may underlie
apparent memory feats |
ScienceNews, July 28, 2012, by
Laura Sanders |
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Teach Yourself to Be Synesthetic:
Hear Colors, See Sounds |
Smithsonian.com, July 11,
2012, by Colin Scultz |
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Seeing colors in music, tasting
flavors in shapes may happen in
life's early months |
Medical Xpress, February 10,
2012, by Alan S. Brown |
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Psychology Today, Tasting the
Universe from the Inside Out, February 9, 2012, by
Maureen Seaberg |
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Psychology Today, Tasting the
Universe from the Inside Out, February 2, 2012, by
Maureen Seaberg |
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Your body in my mind in my body |
Body in Mind,
December 20, 2011 |
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UWG psychology department needs study participants |
The Newman Times-Herald,
December 6, 2011 - the University of West Georgia's
Department of Psychology is currently seeking 25 people
with synesthesia to participate in an experiment |
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The chimpanzee who sees sounds: Apes' association of tones and shades may hold clues to human synaesthesia
and language |
Nature,
December 5, 2011, by Amanda Sexton Ferguson |
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Synaesthesia: when two senses become one - Notable writers, musicians and artists such as Nabokov, Messiaen and Kandinksy had synaesthesia. So is there a link with creativity? |
The Guardian,
December 5, 2011, by Laura Barnett |
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N’sider deaf but never in silence |
The Weekly Northside Sun,
August 18, 2011, by Amanda Sexton Ferguson |
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I can see a Rainbow - The amazing world of Synaesthesia |
4barsrest.com, August 12,
2011, by Jessica Ruth Morris |
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Scientific American, July 4,
2011, by Michele Solis |
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Experience: I feel other people's pain: 'I was
constantly crying – not because something had happened
to me, but because I had seen someone else crying' |
The Guardian, March 19, 2011,
by Fiona Torrance |
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New Brain Imaging Study Reveals The Structures That
Support Color Synesthesia |
Medical News Today, March 11,
2011, by Laura Fabri, Elsevier |
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Book Review: Tasting The Universe By Maureen Seaberg |
Basil & Spice, March 6, 2011
by Dr.
Joseph S. Maresca |
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The Guardian, March 2, 2011 |
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Tasting the Universe |
Huffington Post, March 1,
2011, by Maureen Seaberg |
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Ideas conjure up colour for swimming synaesthete |
NewScientist, March 1, 2011,
by Shanta Barley |
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Synesthesia: A Crossing of the Senses |
Huffington Post, March 1,
2011, by Jane Chafin |
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Seeing colors when he hears music |
Charlotte Observer, February
2, 2011, by Eileen A. Schwartz |
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For musician with synesthesia, the cello can sound too
furry. Or too red |
Globe & Mail, December 3,
2010, by Robert Everett-Green |
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Hearing colors, seeing sounds: New research explores
sensory overlap in the brain |
e! Science News, November 16,
2010 |
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Synesthesia and Metaphor: Between Fact and Fiction |
Huffington Post, August 12,
2010, by April Pierce |
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Understanding the neurological condition of synesthesia |
Helium, August 11, 2010, by
Olivia Emisar |
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Extraordinary secrets of our linked-up senses |
NewScientist, April 21, 2010,
by Richard E. Cytowic |
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IrishTimes.com, March 9, 2010,
by Muiris Houston |
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Smelling
Red |
Cherwell - Student news and
reviews at Oxford University, February 4, 2010, by
Carinne Piekema |
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Synesthesia and the McGurk effect |
Cognitive Daily, January 14,
2010, by Dave Munger |
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People can 'see' colours while reading despite any
experience |
Daily News & Analysis (DNA),
December 28, 2009 |
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When you can taste the music this is why you can:
A STUDY has examined a
strange sensory condition which causes people to taste
music or see colours in words |
Herald Sun, December 28, 2009 |
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Synesthetic Experiences, Such as Seeing a Certain Color
Associated With a Number, Are Real and Automatic |
ScienceDaily, December 27,
2009 |
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Drinks company boss sips and sees |
Chester Chronicle, December
24, 2009, by Gil Lightfoot |
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Can learning play an important role in synaesthesia? |
Health Jockey, December 18,
2009 |
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A window into the synaesthetic mind |
NewScientist, December 17,
2009 |
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People with Synesthesia Have Superior Memories |
Softpedia, December 15, 2009,
by Tudor Vieru, Science Editor |
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A Mind That Touches the Past |
ScienceNOW Daily News,
December 14, 2009, by Olga Kuchment |
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Synaesthesia needs full attention: study |
ABC News (Australian Broadcasting
Corporation), December 4, 2009, by Dani Cooper |
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Meet the man who can taste words |
Blackpool Gazette, November
21, 2009, by Emma Harris |
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The man who can 'taste' words: 'Gordon Brown tastes
revolting, while Tony Blair tastes of desiccated
coconut' |
Daily Mail, October 3, 2009,
by Nick McGrath |
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Can you see time? |
BBC News / Science & Environment,
September 11, 2009, by Victoria Gill, Science reporter |
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Lightspeed Champion reveals secret musical powers: Dev
Hynes speaks about his synesthetic 'gift' for the first
time |
NME, September 2, 2009 |
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In this kitchen, food and music feed off of each other |
The Sacramento Bee, August 15,
2009, by Stuart Leavenworth |
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Hearing Colors: The Unusual World of Synesthesia |
Divine Caroline, June 17,
2009, by Kathryn Williams |
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“Seeing” Sounds and “Hearing” Food: The Science of
Synesthesia |
Discover Magazine, Blogs/Discoblog,
May 29, 2009 |
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Words have different tasientists |
news:lite, May 29, 2009 |
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People may be able to taste words |
BBC News, May 28, 2009, by
Victoria Gill, Science Reporter |
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Scientific American, May
12,2009, interview with Richard Cytowic, by Mind Matter
editor, Jonah Lehrer |
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First genetic clues to synaesthesia revealed |
WellcomeTrust, February 17,
2009 |
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Hypnosis used to induce 'synaesthesia' |
NewScientist, February 16,
2009, by David Robson |
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Taste the rainbow: Examining synesthesia |
Chicago Flame, February 16,
2009, by Manu Raghavan |
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CNN, February 9, 2009, by
Elizabeth Landau |
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Hearing the color green |
The Evening Sun (Chenango
County), February 9, 2009 |
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Revealed: The Genetic Root of Seeing Sounds and Tasting
Colors |
Discover Magazine, Fenruary 9,
2009 by Eliza Strickland |
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Scientists Find Genetic Cause of Synaesthesia |
Softpedia, February 6, 2009,
by Tudor Vieru, Science Editor |
|
Seeing Sounds Or Hearing Colors: Scientists Narrow
Search For Genes Associated With Synesthesia |
ScienceDaily, February 6,
2009, by Cathleen Genova, Cell Press |
|
What Color is the Number 7? |
Inside Science News Service,
November 9, 2008, by Chris Gorski and Jim Dawson |
|
Do we all have some synaesthetic ability? |
NewScientist, September 30,
2008, by Alison Motluk |
|
It's not easy hearing green |
Yale Daily News, September 10,
2008, by Catherine Cheney, Staff Reporter |
|
Synesthesia Turns Lights Into Noise:
Psychologists have previously reported visual, tactile
and taste synesthesias |
OfficialWire/UPI NewsTrack,
August 21, 2008 |
|
|
ABC News, August 20, 2008, by
Lee Dye |
|
Scientists Say We Can See Sound |
FOX News, August 18, 2008, by
Robin Nixon |
|
A glimpse into an extraordinary mind |
Manila Standard Today, August
13, 2008, by Gerry Geronimo |
|
California Scientist Discovers People Who Can Hear
Images |
FOX News, August 8, 2008 |
|
Sensory cross-wiring causes people to 'hear' movement |
Cosmos, August 8, 2008 |
|
Neurobiologists Discover Individuals Who 'Hear' Movement |
ScienceDaily, August 7, 2008 |
|
'Can anyone hear that picture?':
US scientists have
discovered people who can "hear" what they see |
BBC News, August 7, 2008 |
|
Caltech neurobiologists discover individuals who 'hear'
movement |
EuerekaAlert!, August 6, 2008,
by Kathy Svitil, California Institute of Technology |
|
The sounds of silent movies: Flickering images can trigger perception of sound
|
Nature, August 5, 2008, by Jim Schnabel |
|
Screensaver reveals new test for synaesthesia |
NewScientist, August 4, 2008 |
|
The Colorful World of Synesthesia: Why some people hear
colors or taste sounds
|
ScienceNews, May 22, 2008, by
Susan Gaidos |
|
Consistencies Found In Synaesthesia: Letter 'A' Is Red
For Many; 'V' Is Purple
|
ScienceDaily, April 30, 2008 |
|
'George Bush is like crusty potato' |
BBC News, March 29, 2008, by
James Wannerton, president of the UK Synaesthesia
Association. He explains how the condition which
"mixes the senses" affects his life. |
|
Conference on 'mixing' of senses |
BBC News, March 29, 2008 |
|
Debate to find out why Karen tastes of blackcurrant |
The Herald, March 29, 2008, by
James Morgan |
|
Helen's
colourful language |
News & Star, March 25, 2008 |
|
Helping make sense of a rare condition |
Edinburgh Evening News, March
19, 2008 |
|
Synaesthesia could affect half a million children |
Telegraph, March 18, 2008,
by Roger Highfield, Science Editor
|
|
|
Daily Mail, March 18, 2008 |
|
Smell sounds, see smells |
the ticker, Baruch College,
The City University of New York, March 10, 2008, by
Franklin Cho |
|
Synesthesia: When senses overlap |
Wisconsin State Journal, March
8, 2008, by Sharyn Alden |
|
Colourful music |
The Brantford Expositor, March
1, 2008, by Murray Charters |
|
Smelly Sounds: One Person Out Of Every 1,000 Has
Synesthesia |
ScienceDaily, January 2, 2008 |
|
1 person out of every 1,000 has synaesthesia, in which
an individual can smell a sound |
EuerekaAlert!, December 26,
2007, by Alicia Callejas Sevilla, Universidad de Grenada |
|
'For me, lyrics have colours' |
The Guardian, November 2,
2007, by Laura Barton |
|
Colors are music to her ears |
The Boston Globe, November 1,
2007, by Denise Taylor |
|
Finding the Connection: People who experience sensory
cross talk shed light on brain wiring |
Scientific American, October,
2007, by Melissa Mahony |
|
Research at Rice may help explain aspects of synesthesia |
EuerekaAlert!, September 25,
2007, by Franz Brotzen, Rice University |
|
Explanation For Synesthesia? Area Deep Within Brain
Plays A Role In Sensory Perception |
ScienceDaily, September 24,
2007 |
|
Synesthesia: Common Letters And Numbers Are Brighter,
Study Suggests |
ScienceDaily, September 20,
2007 |
|
The more common the digit, the more radiant the color in
grapheme color synaesthesia |
EuerekaAlert!, September 18,
2007, by Jesse Erwin, Association for Psychological
Science |
|
Max's Chips and Dips: Seeing Black-and-White Schematics
in Color |
Chip Design Magazine,
August/September 2007, by Clive (Max) Maxfield |
|
Perceptions of color |
Philippine Daily Inquirer, August 25, 2007, by
Massie Santos Ballon |
|
Hearing Colors And Seeing Sounds: How Real Is
Synesthesia? |
ScienceDaily, July 26, 2007 |
|
I feel for you |
Institute for Ethics and Emerging
Technologies, June 23, 2007, by Moheb Costandi |
|
What I See, I Feel: Mirror-Touch Synesthesia and Empathy |
Wired Science, June 20, 2007,
by Brandon Keim |
|
My CDs are color-coded, and 'White Album' is first |
The Huntsville Times, June
18, 2007 |
|
Study: People Literally Feel Pain of Others |
Live Science, June 17, 2007,
by Charles Q. Choi |
|
Ouch, I saw that: Some people literally feel what they see
|
Nature, June 17,
2007, by Alison Abbott |
|
Study may explain roots of empathy |
Independent Online, June 17,
2007, by Julie
Steenhuysen |
|
Synthetic Space: Binding Errors In Synesthesia |
Developing Intelligence, June
6, 2007, by Chris Chatham |
|
Synaesthesia - Too well connected: Why certain people
see words in colour |
The Economist, May 24, 2007 |
|
Grapheme-color synesthesia insights gained |
United Press International,
May 23, 2007 |
|
Coloured concepts help read the mind |
New Scientist, May 17, 2007, by
Jonah Lehrer |
|
See, hear: When senses combine: People who experience
unusual sensory combinations might provide new insights
into how our minds work |
ANU Marketing & Communications,
January 15, 2007, by Dr. Kristen Pammer, The Australian
National University |
|
Artist shares unique perception in photographs |
Boston Herald, January 13,
2007, by Brandie M. Jefferson, Associated Press Writer |
|
I'm Off Color: Jo's Rainbow Vision |
Glasgow Daily Record, January
9, 2007, by Jenny Morrison |
|
What Color Is A?:
MRIs Peek into the Brains of Synesthesia Patients |
ScienceDaily, January 1, 2007 |
|
A taste of music |
Jamaica Gleaner, December 31,
2006, by Dr. Marilyn
Anderson |
 The most beautiful painting you've ever heard:
Synesthesia makes sense of art and art from sense |
Seed Magazine, December 13,
2006, by Virginia Hughes |
|
People with a taste for words are studied |
United Press International (UPI),
November 27, 2006 |
|
Eat your words, literally:
British scientists
study 10 people with a rare neurological anomaly that
causes them to 'taste' words |
Newsday, November 27, 2006, by
Jamie Talan, Newsday Staff Writer |
|
Condition causes some to 'taste' words |
DiscoveryChannel.ca, November
24,2006, by Dragana Kovacevic |
|
Words
on the tips of their tongues |
Cosmos, November 23, 2006, by
Hamish Clarke |
|
For a rare few, taste in ear of beholder |
The Times of India, November
23, 2006 |
|
For Some, the Words Just Roll Off the Tongue |
The New York Times, November
22, 2006, by Donald G. McNeil, Jr. |
|
Even
unspoken words can have a ‘taste’: Synesthesia study
sheds light on the inner workings of perception |
MSNBC, November 22, 2006, by
Ker Than |
|
Think of a concept, taste it on your tongue |
NewScientist.com, November 22,
2006, by Alison Motluk |
|
Richard Feynman Perceived Letters in Color--Who Knew? |
Scientific American, November
22, 2006, by JR Minkel |
|
A Special Few Can "Taste" a Word Before They Can Say It |
Scientific American, November
22, 2006, by JR Minkel |
|
Eat Your Words? Some Can Taste Them |
WebMD
Medical News, November 22, 2006, by Miranda Hitti |
|
Paintings really can be heard, scientist says |
World Science and
University of London, September 7, 2006 |
|
What is synesthesia? |
Scientific American,
Septemeber 11, 2006 |
|
Metro Woman's Medical Mystery A Mixed Plate Of Tasty
Surprises |
KOCO Channel 5 Oklahoma City,
August 17, 2006 |
|
Seeing Life in Colors: Crosswired
Senses: Food, Music and Numbers Take Shape and Color |
ABC News Primetime, August 15,
2006 |
|
Local Woman Sharing Musical 'Vision' |
CBS Channel 3 Philadelphia,
July 26, 2006, by Alycia Lane |
|
Kaleidescope Eyes: Blended Senses Colorful But Not Rare,
Experts Say |
New York Daily News, June 25,
2006, by Rich Schapiro |
|
What Makes Kandinsky's Colorful Paintings Sound Quite So
Good? |
Bloomberg.com, June 22, 2006,
by Martin Gayford |
|
The man who heard his paintbox hiss |
Telegraph, June 10, 2006, by
Ossian Ward |
|
Seeing Music |
FirstScience.com, Editor's
Weekly Ramblings 141, June 1, 2006,
by Sandrine Ceurstemont |
|
Finding the Gene that Makes People Hear Shapes and Taste
Words |
UT-Houston Medicine, May 30,
2006, by Camille Webb |
|
Tuned and Pruned: Synaesthesia |
Developing Intelligence,
December 22, 2005, by Chris Chatham |
|
Life in Technicolor: Synesthesia paints a vibrant world |
Silver Chips Online, November
10, 2005, by Katy Lafen, Managing Features Editor |
|
This chicken tastes like triangles: A look at
synesthesia and its psychedelic effects
|
The Manitoban Online, October
26, 2005, by Melissa Hiebert, Staff |
|
Tasting Sound |
The Times of India, October
23, 2005, by Mukul Sharma |
|
When senses collide... |
The Hindu Business Line,
October 14, 2005, Anuttama Sheela Mohan |
|
Why some see auras |
Health24, September 28, 2005 |
|
Search for true colours:
For some, words are
cloaked in startling hues |
The Age, August 29, 2005, by
Margot Date |
|
As seen on TV: When a Volkswagen tastes of marmalade |
Telegraph Motoring, August 20,
2005, by James May |
|
Red music and chocolate-flavoured textures |
Health24, August 10, 2005, by
Ilse Pauw |
|
New Insight Into People Who 'See' Colors In Letters And
Numbers |
ScienceDaily, May 30, 2005,
news release from Cell Press |
|
Neuroscientists Locate 'Imaginary' Colors |
ScienceDaily, April 12, 2005 |
|
Getting in touch with our confused
feelings |
The
Christian Science Monitor, April 1, 2005, by Ruth
Walker |
|
Why some see colours in numbers: US
scientists say they can explain why some people 'see'
colours when they look at numbers and letters |
BBC News, UK Edition, March
24, 2005 |
|
Neuroscientists locate 'imaginary' colors: UCSD/Salk
team gains insight into neural basis of perception,
finds evidence of cross-activation in brain regions of
people who see letters and numbers in colors |
University of California, San Diego Press
Release, March 23, 2005,
by
Inga Kiderra |
|
Sweet and Sour Tones for the Record Books |
The New York Times, March 8, 2005,
by Nicholas Bakalar |
|
Rainbow Coalition of the Brain |
Wired News, March 4, 2005 |
|
Mmm. This music tastes creamy |
Agence France-Presse, March 3,
2005 |
|
Musical Taste: Life is a bittersweet symphony for the
only person ever known to 'taste' music thanks to a
faculty called synesthesia |
National Post, March 3, 2005,
by Joseph Brean |
|
Synaesthete makes sweet music: Professional musician distinguishes intervals with her tongue
|
Nature, March 2, 2005 by Ruth Francis |
|
Music has a flavour to woman who "tastes" sounds |
Reuters, March 2, 2005 |
|
Rare but Real: People Who Feel, Taste and Hear Color |
LiveScience, February 22,
2005, by Ker Than |
|
What Coelor Is That Sound? |
ScienceDaily,
November 24, 2004, news release from McMaster University |
|
Why Miles Davis
saw the blues: Auras exist,
but inside our brains because of a mix-up between the
different senses |
Telegraph,
October 27, 2004, by Roger Highfield |
|
Body&Soul: Pigment of your mind |
Times
Online, Health news, October 23, 2004, by
John
Naish |
|
Colourful spin-offs of cross-wiring |
The
Guardian, October 21, 2004 |
|
Auras may be generated in the brain: Synaesthetic woman sees colours around faces and names
|
Nature, October 19, 2004, by Emma Marris |
|
My favourite aunt is purple: Why some people see 'auras'
around their loved ones |
Eurekalert,
October 18, 2004, news release from
University College London,
by Jenny Gimpel |
|
Synesthesia: Seeing music, tasting in color |
The State, September
26, 2004, by Bruce Smith |
|
Weird links with words and colours in the mind |
NewScientist.com,
August 23, 2004, by Alison Motluk |
|
Synesthesia: Making sense of shared senses |
Interesting Thing of the
Day, July 8, 2004, by Joe Kissell |
|
Blunt Movie Review: Chroma |
Blunt Review, 2004,
Emily Blunt's review of the movie Chroma, directed and
written by Carrie Schultz, featuring synesthetes
Patricia Lynne Duffy, Marcia R. Smilak and Carol J.
Steen |
|
Once Thought To Be Separate
And Distinct, Scientists Now Find That Reports Of Human
Senses Actually Interacting And Mixing In A Genuine
Phenomenon |
Aetna InteliHealth,
November 12, 2003 |
|
Synesthesia – A Symphony of Colors |
WOAI.com, October 13,
2003 |
| I
can hear a rainbow: Laura Barton explains what it's
like to suffer from synaesthesia
|
The
Guardian, September 23, 2003
|
|
Brain miswiring: synaesthetes often
‘taste’ what they hear
|
Times
Online, Health features, September 17, 2003, by
Martyn Halle |
| Seeing
colours in numbers
|
The
Hindu, September 18, 2003, by R. Prasad
|
|
|
BBC
News, UK Edition, May 24, 2003, by Jane Elliott,
BBC News Online health staff
|
|
Hearing Colors, Tasting Shapes: The Puzzle of Language -
Synesthesia may provide some insights about the
evolution of thought and language |
Scientific
American, April14, 2003, by Vilayanur S. Ramachandran and
Edward M. Hubbard |
|
Synesthesia - It's a Colourful World! |
FirstScience.com,
April 11, 2003, by Stuart Brown |
|
Synaesthesia - union of the senses |
Kuro5hin, February
23, 2003, by Adrian Hon |
|
Neurological phenomenon blends senses |
Pittsburgh
Tribune-Review, February 10, 2003,
by Kecia Bal |
| Colours
by Numbers |
The
Scotsman, February 1, 2003, by Zoe Strachan
|
| Extra-sense
perception |
The
Dallas Morning News, January 6, 2003, by Susan
Gaidos
|
| Some
sound red while others just taste green |
Canberra
Times, November 14, 2002, by Sarah Hatch
|
| 'Motorbikes
taste of wine gums': For synaesthetes, language evokes
smells and colours, as well as meaning |
Telegraph,
November 11, 2002, by Bryony Gordon
|
| Truly
Feeling Blue |
The
Scotsman, October 29, 2002, by Tracey Lawson
|
| When
Sound Is Red: Making Sense of Mixed Sensations |
Washington
Post, October 14, 2002, by Shankar Vedantam
|
| Seeing
is believing |
The
Observer, August 11, 2002, by Michael Clerizo
|
| The
Mind's Eye - Neuroscience, Synesthesia and Art |
Neurology
Reviews, July 2002, by C. Justin Romano
|
|
New
Tests Reveal Deeper Truths About Synesthesia |
AScribe
Newswire via M2 Communications, September 2, 2002,
news release from Goucher College
|
|
Why
George Gershwin May Have Called It `Rhapsody in Blue' |
Wall
Street Journal, Science Journal, June 28, 2002, by
Sharon Begley
|
| Can
you hear a color?: BU researchers explore the strange
world of synesthesia |
B.U.
Bridge
(Boston University), April 19, 2002, by
Brian Fitzgerald
|
| Kaleidescope
eyes: making sense of a novel gift |
Eurekalert,
April 15, 2002, news release from University Of Melbourne
|
|
Sensory perception: Can you see what I'm
saying? Synaesthetes really can, claims Roger
Highfield |
Telegraph, March 31,
2002
|
|
Why Some People See Numbers, Letters in Color:
Scientists Examine How a Disorder Makes Some See a
Color-Coded World |
ABCNEWS.com,
March 28,2002, by Lee Dye
|
| When
2 is orange and two is blue |
UPI
Science News, March 18, 2002, by Michael Smith
|
|
2
is orange but 'two' is blue |
Exploration (the
online research journal of Vanderbuilt University),
March 19, 2002, by David S. Salisbury
|
| Man
Sees, Hears Words in Color |
Associated
Press, March 18, 2002, by Paul Recer
|
|
An Ear For Color: Exploring the Curious World of Synesthesia, Where Senses Merge in Mysterious Ways
|
The Washington Post, January 22, 2002, by Allison Hoover Bartlett
|
'Synesthesia'
has a purpose in life after all
|
Santa
Cruz Sentinel, January 20, 2002, by Dan Harper
|
| One’s
Own Brain as Trickster – Part II: It’s For Your
Own Good |
Trickster's
Way, January 15, 2002, by Sean A. Day
|
|
A Sixth Sense
|
60 Minutes II, January 9, 2002
|
| 'I
can see sounds' |
BBC
News, January 3, 2002
|
| Synesthetes
Show Their Colors |
The
Chronicle of Higher Education, December 14, 2001,
by Lila Guterman
|
When senses collide, words get colorful
|
Detroit Free Press, November 11, 2001, by Marta Salij
|
|
Rare
condition makes man taste words |
Ananova,
September 6, 2001 (originally
appeared in The Mirror)
|
| Good Vibrations: The Science of Sensory Confusion |
Lingua Franca,
September, 2001, by Jim Holt
|
|
Synesthesia
-- blessing or curse?
|
The
Oak Ridger, July 26, 2001, by Joanne Gailar
|
|
If these letters are in colour...
|
The Toronto Star, July 1, 2001, by Jay Ingram
|
Ah, the Blue Smell of It!
|
Time Magazine, May 21, 2001, by Unmeesh
Kher |
|
What colour is five?
|
CNEWS
Science, May 15, 2001, by Michael Smith |
|
A Reason We Call Our 'Cheddar' Sharp
and Our Shirts 'Loud'
|
New York Times, April 10, 2001,
by Sandra Blakeslee |
They See Where Others Hear
|
San Francisco Chronicle, March 29,
2001, Keay Davidson |
| Coloured
language: Some people perceive colours when they see
letters or numbers. A study sheds light on this
unusual phenomenon |
The
Scientist,
March 29, 2001, by
Kenneth Lee
|
Everyday Fantasia: The World of Synesthesia
|
Monitor on Psychology, March 2001, by Siri
Carpenter
|
|
A
Brief History of Synaesthesia and Music
|
Thereminvox,
February 21, 2001, by Sean A. Day |
Can you feel the guitar sound on your ankles?
|
Financial Times, January 6-7, 2001 by Jerome
Burne |
|
Seeing
sounds, hearing tastes - Synesthesia in brain and mind
|
Science
& Consciousness Review,
2001, by
Thomas
Zoëga Ramsøy
|
|
Painting by numbers
|
The Economist, July 29, 2000
|
| The
number purple |
Eurekalert,
April 8, 2000, new release from New Scientist,
by Alison Motluk
|
|
Bad brain wiring turns numbers into colours |
News in Science, April 6, 2000 |
| Synesthesia
- A Magical Melding Of The Senses |
Fox
News, January 19, 2000, by Adam Pasick
|
|
On
the theory and history of synaesthesiae |
Sinestesia
e Arte Sinestetica, November 1999, by Tonino
Tornitore
|
|
When math equals colour
|
Record, by Stacey Ash
|
| All
the Colors of the Rainbow |
San Francisco Chronicle, November 7,
1997, Patricia Lynne Duffy
|
Ever taste a shape, or smell a color?
|
CNN Interactive, November 25, 1995, by Ann
Kellan
|
|
Synsory
Overmode |
Mondo
2000, Summer 1994, by Jas. Morgan
|
Transcripts and streaming audio/video versions
of radio programs and symposia
|
New
Sounds: Synesthesia
|
WNYC 93.9 FM and AM 820,
February 4, 2014, hear music that was imagined
in colors. The featured composers in this episode of New
Sounds have synesthesia |
For Dev Hynes, Every Sound Is A Color
audio version |
National Public Radio, November 20, 2013,
Robert Siegel and Melissa Block
interviews Devonté Hynes |
|
Seeing Sounds, Hearing Colors: UMSL Professor Researches
Rare Condition
[mp3] |
St. Louis Public Radio, February 4, 2013, St. Louis
on the Air, By Alex Heuer, Mary Edwards and Don Marsh |
|
Hearsay with Cathy Lewis: Synesthesia |
WHRO Public Radio, 89.5 FM,
Norfolk, VA., August 12, 2009, host Cathy Lewis
interviews
Dr. David Eagleman, author of Wednesday is Indigo
Blue, Dr. Frederic Tate, a member of the psychology
department at Eastern State Hospital and Patricia Lynne
Duffy, author of Blue Cats and Chartreuse Kittens on the
topic of synesthesia |
|
Intern Edition: The art in synesthesia |
National Public Radio, July 23, 2009,
Sonoe
Nakasone interviews Marcia Smilack and others |
A Different Sense of Things
Marcia Smilack describes what she senses when she looks
at "Red and Green Satin" (0:42).
Marcia Smilack describes what she senses when she looks
at "Yellow Boat Minor Chord" (1:00).
Marcia Smilack describes the shape of a telephone ring
(0:39).
Marcia Smilack sees weekends as taller than weekdays
(0:50). |
American Public Media, May 26,
2007, Weekend America. Independent Producers Ann
Heppermann and Kara Oehler spend a weekend with Smilack,
trying to sense what she senses. |
Synaesthesia at the University of Waterloo, Canada
(2.5MB Video in Windows
Media format) |
Global News Toronto, July 29,
2005 |
Morning Edition: For Pianist, Music Unleashes Rainbows
of Color
audio version |
National Public Radio, April 18, 2005, by Jon Hamilton,
interview with pianist Laura Rosser |
|
All Things Considered: Noting the Synchronicity of Life |
National Public Radio, March 20, 2005,
commentator Ruth Levy Guyer reflects
on the artistic and neurological phenomenon of
synesthesia, and on synchronicities |
|
The
Infinite Mind: Synesthesia |
The Infinite Mind, January 12,
2005, host Dr. Fred Goodwin interviews Cynthia Cochran,
Dr. Peter
Grossenbacher, Cynthia Kurtz, John Hockenberry and
Dmitri Nabokov |
|
Seeing red, feeling blue and hearing brown [mp3] |
The Toronto Star, November 7, 2004, by Jay Ingram |
|
Derek Tastes of Earwax |
BBC, Horizon,
September 30, 2004, interview with James Wannerton, John
Fullwood, Heather Birt and Dorothy Latham |
|
The Science Show:
Synaesthesia |
Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Radio National,
October 11, 2003, interview with
Professor Colin Blakemore,
Professor of Physiology, Oxford University |
The
Emerging Mind: Purple Numbers and Sharp Cheese
audio
version
Transcript
of Q&A session
audio
version
|
BBC
Radio 4, Reith Lectures 2003, Lecture 4, April 23,
2003, part of lecture series by Vilayanur S.
Ramachandran
|
|
The
Leonard Lopate Show: How The Mind Works
|
National Public Radio, February 7, 2003,
interview with Patricia Lynne Duffy
|
|
Positive
Living: How Synesthetes Add Color to Our World
|
VoiceAmerica,
hosted by Patricia Raskin, April 8, 2003, interview
with Patricia Lynne Duffy
|
|
Halo
Radio: Patricia Lynne Duffy
|
Halo
Radio hosted by Jesse Dylan, January 12, 2003,
interview with Patricia Lynne Duffy
|
Science:
Hearing Colours, Eating Sounds: Why do some people
perceive words and numbers as colours?
Programme
1
Programme
2
|
BBC
Radio 4, November 12 & 19, 2002, interviews
with Richard Cytowic, Vilayanur S. Ramachandran, Jeffrey Gray,
Joseph Long, Jane Mackay and Patricia Duffy
|
|
Catalyst:
Synaesthesia
|
Australian Broadcasting Corporation, ABC TV, April 11, 2002, interviews
with Anina Rich and Dr Jason Mattingly
|
Studio
360: Art & The Brain
|
Public Radio International/WNYC, April 6, 2002, interviews
with Michael Torke and Pat Duffy
|
|
The Science Show: Music
written by a synaesthete. Alexander Scriabin may well
have seen colours as he heard these notes. Can you? |
Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Radio National,
October 11, 2003, interview with Anina Rich,
University of Melbourne |
The Infinite Mind: Synesthesia
audio version
|
National Public Radio, week of January 10, 2001, interviews
with Cynthia Cochran, Dr. Peter Grossenbacher, Cynthia Kurtz, Carol
Steen, Pat Duffy and Dmitri Nabokov
|
|
The Health Report: Synaesthesia |
Australian Broadcasting Corporation, December 18, 2000,
interview with Dr. Peter Grossenbacher
|
Talk of the Nation: Synaesthesia/Sense of Touch
audio version
|
National Public Radio, July 28, 2000, interviews
with Dan Smilek, Mandayam A. Srinivasan, Ph.D. and Kenneth L. Casey, M.D.
|
"The Diane Rehm Show": Synesthesia
|
WAMU 88.5 FM, Washington, DC, March 6, 2000, 11 AM-Noon,
interview with Dr. Peter Grossenbacher and Carol Crane
|
| Ockham's
Razor with Robyn Willaims: Synaesthesia: An Unusual
Union Of The Senses |
Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Radio National, November
28, 1999, interview with Prof. John Bradshaw
|
Pat Duffy radio interview: Synesthesia
|
WNYE-FM 91.5 FM, New York, NY, November 1999, interview
with Carol Steen and Dr. Peter Grossenbacher
|
|
The Health Report: Synesthesia |
Australian Broadcasting Corporation, July 8, 1996,
interview with Richard E. Cytowic
|
Published scientific reports and articles
|
Adults Can Be Trained to Acquire Synesthetic Experiences
|
Scientific Reports, Volume 4, Article
number: 7089, November 18, 2014, by Daniel Bor, Nicolas
Rothen, David J. Schwartzman, Stephanie Clayton, & Anil
K. Seth |
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Developing synaesthesia (abstract) |
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience,
December 3, 2013, by Nicolas Rothen, University of
Sussex, United Kingdom and Beat Meier, University of
Bern, Switzerland |
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Is synaesthesia more common in autism? |
Molecular Autism, November 20,
2013, Volume 4, by Simon Baron-Cohen, Donielle Johnson,
Julian Asher, Sally Wheelwright, Simon E Fisher, Peter K
Gregersen and Carrie Allison |
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A longitudinal study of grapheme-color synesthesia in
childhood: 6/7 years to 10/11 years (abstract) |
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience,
November 12, 2013, by Julia Simner and Angela E. Bain,
Department of Psychology, University of Edinburgh,
Edinburgh, UK |
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Approaches in synesthesia research: Neurocognitive
aspects and diagnostic criteria
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Interdisciplinary Description of
Complex Systems, 11(4), 436-445, October 21, 2013,
by Nina Mikuš, Faculty of Arts - University of
Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia |
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Survival of the Synesthesia Gene: Why Do People Hear Colors and Taste Words?
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PLoS Biology, November 6, 2011, Volume 9, Issue 11, Department of Psychology, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, California, USA, David Brang, V. S. Ramachandran |
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Early detection of markers for synaesthesia in childhood populations
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Brain, 2009, Department of Psychology, PPLS, University of Edinburgh, Julia Simner, Jenny Harrold, Harriet Creed, Louise Monro and Louise Foulkes |
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How does the memory of synesthetes work?
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Actas del III Congreso
Internacional de Sinestesia, Ciencia y Arte. Granada:
Ediciones Fundación Internacional Artecittà, 2009,
Cretien van Campen, Mª José de Córdoba, Edward M.
Hubbard, Dina Riccò, Sean A Day |
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The Hidden Sense: On Becoming Aware of Synesthesia
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TECCOGS, Vol. 1, 2009,
Cretien van Campen |
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A real red-letter day
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Nature Neuroscience, vol. 10,
no. 6, June 2007, by Edward M. Hubbard |
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Cross-modal interactions: Lessons from synesthesia
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Progress in Brain Research,
Vol. 155, 2006, by Noam
Sagiv & Jamie Ward |
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The Role of Meaning in
Grapheme-Colour Synaesthesia
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Cortex, vol.42, 2006, by Mike
J. Dixon, Daniel Smilek, Patricia L. Duffy, Mark P.
Zanna and Philip M. Merikle |
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Contrast affects the strength of synesthetic colors
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Cortex:
Special Issue on Synesthesia, 2006,
by Edward M. Hubbard, Sanjay
Manohar
and Vilayanur S. Ramachandran
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Synesthetic Colors Determined by Having Colored
Refrigerator Magnets in Childhood
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Cortex:
Special Issue on Synesthesia, 2006,
by Nathan Witthoft and
Jonathan Winawer |
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Neurocognitive Mechanisms of Synesthesia
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Neuron, vol. 48, November 3,
2005,
by Edward M. Hubbard and Vilayanur S. Ramachandran |
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Interactions between number and space in parietal
cortex |
Nature Reviews
Neuroscience, v
Edward M. Hubbard, Manuela Piazza, Philippe Pinel &
Stanislas Dehaene |
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Individual Differences among Grapheme-Color
Synesthetes: Brain Behavior Correlations
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Neuron, vol. 45, March 2005,
by Edward M. Hubbard, A. Cyrus Arman,
Vilayanur S. Ramachandran
and Geoffrey M. Boynton |
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The
importance of Individual Differences in
Grapheme-Color Synesthesia
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Neuron, vol. 45, March 2005,
by Mike J. Dixon and Daniel Smilek |
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A Comparison of Lexical-Gustatory and
Grapheme-Colour Synaesthesia
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Cognitive Neuropsychology,
vol. 22, no. 1, January 2005, Jamie Ward, Julia Simner,
Vivian Auyeung |
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When visual perception causes feeling: Enhanced
cross-modal processing in grapheme-color synesthesia
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NeuroImage, vol. 28, 2005,
Peter H. Weiss, Karl Zilles, and Gereon R. Fink |
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Emotionally mediated synaesthesia
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Cognitive
Neuropsychology, vol. 21, no. 7, October 2004, by
James Ward |
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Neurohistory and the Arts: Was Kandinsky a
Synesthete?
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Journal of the History of the Neurosciences, vol.
13, no. 2, Spring 2004, by Amy Ione and Christopher
Tyler |
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Neuroscience, History and the Arts - Synesthesia: Is
F-Sharp Colored Violet
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Journal of the History of the Neurosciences, vol.
13, no. 1, Winter 2004, by Amy Ione and Christopher
Tyler |
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Does color synesthesia pose a
paradox for early-selection theories of attention?
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Psychological Science, vol.
15, no. 4, 2004, Bruno Laeng, Frode Svartdal and Hella
Oelmann |
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Not all synaesthetes are created equal: Projector
versus assoicator synaesthetes
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Cognitive, Affective, &
Behavioral Neuroscience, vol. 4, no. 3, 2004,
by Mike J. Dixon, Daniel Smilek and
Philip M. Merikle |
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Neonatal Synesthesia: A Reevaluation
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Synesthesia: Perspectives from Cognitive Neuroscience,
Development and
Learning,
Oxford University Press, 2004, Daphne
Maurer and Catherine
J. Mondloch |
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The
phenomenology of synaesthesia
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Journal
of Consciousness Studies,
vol. 10, no. 8, August
2003, by Vilayanur S. Ramachandran and
Edward M. Hubbard
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Hearing
Colors, Tasting Shapes: People with synesthesia--whose
senses blend together--are providing valuable clues to
understanding the organization and functions of the
human brain
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Scientific
American, May 2003, by Vilayanur S. Ramachandran and
Edward M. Hubbard
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State
of the art: Synaesthesia
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The
Psychologist,
vol. 16. no. 4, April 2003, Dr. Jamie Ward, University
College, London
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Lexical-gustatory synaesthesia: linguistic and
conceptual factors
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Cognition, vol. 89, 2003,
Jamie Ward and Julia Simner |
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Refining the experimental lever: A reply to Shannnon
and Pribram
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Journal
of Consciousness Studies, 2003,
vol. 10, issue 3, Edward M. Hubbard and Vilayanur S. Ramachandran.
This
article is a reply to the two commentaries below |
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Three Stories Concerning Synaesthesia: A commentary
on Ramachandran and Hubbard
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Journal
of Consciousness Studies, 2003,
vol. 10, issue 3, Benny Shanon |
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Commentary on 'Synaesthesia' by Ramachandran and
Hubbard
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Journal
of Consciousness Studies, 2003,
vol. 10, issue 3, Karl Pibram |
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Personal
Profiles of Color Synesthesia: Developing a Testing
Method for Artists and Scientists
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Leonardo vol. 36, no.4 , 2003, Crétien van Campen
and Clara Froger
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Synaesthetic colour experiences influence memory
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Psychological Science,
vol. 13., no. 6, November 2002, Daniel Smilek, Mike J.
Dixon, Cera Cudahy and Philip M. Merikle |
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Synaesthesia:
A Case Study of Discordant Monozygotic Twins
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Neurocase,
vol. 8, 2002, by D. Smilek, B.A. Moffatt, J. Pasternak,
B.N. White, M.J. Dixon, P.M. Merikle
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Touching
Tastes, Seeing Smells—And Shaking Up Brain Science
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Cerebrum,
Summer 2002, by Richard E. Cytowic
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Functional
magnetic resonance imaging of synesthesia: activation of
V4/V8 by spoken words
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Nature Neuroscience,
April 2002, by J.A. Nunn, L.J. Gregory, M. Brammer,
S.C.R. Williams, D.M. Parslow, M.J. Morgan, R.G. Morris,
E.T. Bullmore, S. Baron-Cohen and J.A. Gray
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The
perceptual reality of synesthetic colors
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Proceedings
of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States
of America (PNAS), Vol. 99, March 19, 2002, by
Thomas J. Palmeri, Randolph Blake, René Marois, Marci
A. Flanery, and William Whetsell Jr.
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Anomalous
perception in synaesthesia: A cognitive neuroscience
perspective
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Nature
Reviews | Neuroscience, January 2002, by Anina N.
Rich and Jason B. Mattingley
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Towards a Synergistic Understanding of
Synaesthesia: Combining Current Experimental Findings With
Synaesthetes' Subjective Descriptions
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Psyche, January, 2002, by Daniel Smilek & Mike J. Dixon
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Synaesthesia and Colour Vision: The
Personal is Philosophical
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Semiotik, vol. 24 no.
1, January 2002, by Dr. William H. Edmondson, University
of Birmingham |
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Synaesthesia
Misrepresented
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Philosophical
Psychology, vol. 14, no. 3,
September 2001, by Adam Wager
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| Synaesthetic
Photisms Influence Visual Perception |
Journal
of Cognitive Neuroscience, vol. 13, 2001, by Daniel
Smilek, Mike J. Dixon, Cera
Cudahy and Philip M. Merikle
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| Synaesthesia:
A window into perception, thought and language
|
Journal
of Consciousness Studies,
vol. 8, no. 12, 2001, Vilayanur S. Ramachandran and Edward
M. Hubbard
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| Synaesthesia
- A Cognitive Model of Cross Modal Association |
Consciousness,
Literature and the Arts,
vol. 2, no. 2, July 2001, Andrew D. Lyons
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| Mechanisms of
synesthesia: cognitive and physiological constraints
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences,
vol. 5, no. 1, January, 2001, by Peter G. Grossenbacher and Christopher T. Lovelace
|
| Synesthesia:
Strong and Weak
|
Current
Directions in Psychological Science, April, 2001,
by Gail Martino and Lawrence E. Marks
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Associating
Colours with People: A Case of Chromatic-Lexical
Synaesthesia
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Cortex,
vol. 37, 2001, by
Peter H. Weiss, N. Jon Shah, Ivan Toni, Karl Zilles
and Gereon R. Fink
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| Psychophysical
investigations into the neural basis of synaesthesia
|
Proceedings
of the Royal Society of London, 2001, Vilayanur
S. Ramachandran and Edward M. Hubbard
|
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Cognitive Modules, Synaesthesia and the Constitution of
Psychological Natural Kinds
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Philosophical
Psychology, vol. 14, no.
1, January 2001, by Richard Gray, Trinity College Dublin |
| Trends in Synesthetically Colored Graphemes and Phonemes |
Iconicity in Language, 2001, National Central University, Chungli, Taiwan, by Sean A. Day
|
|
Hypermedia and Synesthesia |
Proceedings of the
Media Ecology Association, vol. 1,
June 16–17, 2000, by James C. Morrison |
| The
extra qualia problem: synaesthesia and
representationism |
Philosophical
Psychology, vol. 12, no. 3,
September 1999, by Adam Wager
|
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Neurophysiological Aspects of Synesthetic Experience |
The Journal of
Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, February
1999, by Kolja
Schiltz, Karen Trocha, M.D., Bernardina M. Wieringa,
Dipl. Psych., Hinderk M. Emrich, M.D., Sönke Johannes,
M.D. and Thomas F. Münte, M.D. |
| Acquired
Synesthesia in Retinitis Pigmentosa
|
Neurocase,
vol. 5, 1999, by K.C. Karmel and V.S, Ramachandran
|
| Artificial
synesthesia via sonification: A wearable augmented
sensory system
|
Mobile Networks and
Applications; vol. 4, 1999, by
Leonard Foner
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| Artistic and Psychological Experiments with Synesthesia |
Leonardo, vol. 32,
no. 1, 1999, by Crétien van Campen
|
| Changes
in Odor Sweetness Resulting from Implicit Learning of
a Simultaneous Odor-Sweetness Association: An Example
of Learned Synesthesia
|
Learning
and Motivation,
no. 29, 1998, by Richard
J. Stevenson, Robert A. Boakes and John Prescott
|
| Synesthesia and Artistic Experimentation |
Psyche, November, 1997, by
Crétien van Campen
|
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Synaesthesia and Synaesthetic Metaphors |
Psyche, July, 1996, by Sean Day
|
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Is There a Normal Phase of Synaesthesia in Development? |
Psyche, June, 1996, by Simon Baron-Cohen
|
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Synesthesia - A Real Phenomenon? Or Real Phenomena?
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Psyche, January, 1996, by Luciano da F. Costa
|
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Synesthesia and Method
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Psyche, January, 1996, by Kevin B. Korb
|
| Synaesthesia
in phantom limbs induced with mirrors
|
Proceedings
of the Royal Society of London,
1996,
by V.S. Ramachandran and D. Rogers-Ramachandran
|
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A Synesthesia Experiment: Consciousness of Neural Activity
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Psyche, July, 1995, by James A. Schirillo
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Synesthesia: Phenomenology And Neuropsychology
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Psyche, July, 1995, by Richard E. Cytowic
|
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The
Physiology of Coloured
Hrearing: A PET Activation Study of Colour-Word
Synaesthesia |
Brain,
June, 1995, by Eraldo
Paulesu, John Harrison, Simon Baron-Cohen, John
Watson, Laura Goldstein, John Heather, Richard
Frackowisk & Christopher Frith
|
| Current
Work And Theory Of Synaesthesia: How many people hear
in colour? |
New
Scientist, May 27, 1995, by Alison Motluk
|
| Coloured
Speech Perception: Is Synaesthesia What Happens When
Modularity Breaks Down? |
Perception,
vol. 22, 1993, by Simon Baron-Cohen, John Harrison,
Laura Goldstein & Maria A. Wyke
|
| Hearing
Words and Seeing Colours: An experimental
investigation of Synaesthesia |
Perception,
ol. 16, 1987, by Simon Baron-Cohen, Maria A. Wyke
and Colin Binnie
|
Other scientific articles
|
Pre-attentive modulation of brain responses to tones in
coloured-hearing synesthetes
|
BMC Neuroscience, December, 14, 2012,
by Lutz Jäncke, Lars Rogenmoser, Martin Meyer and Stefan
Elmer |
|
Larry
Marks Special for synaesthesia.ru |
synaesthesia.ru, The Russian
Synaesthesia Community's Site, 2009, An interview with
Prof. Lawrence E. Marks |
|
Synesthesia |
Lethbridge Undergraduate Research
Journal, 2007, vol. 2, no. 1, by Amber Jensen |
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Personal Coding: the Varieties of Linguistic Experience
|
Folio Journal of the Materials
Development Association, August 2005 and January
2006 issues, by Patricia L. Duffy |
|
Migraine Aura: Symptoms: Synaesthesia |
Migraine Aura Foundation, 2005 -
Synaesthesia may occur as a visual migraine aura |
|
Tuned and Pruned: Synaesthesia |
Developing Intelligence,
December 22, 2005, a blog post by Chris Chatham |
|
Audio-Visual
Coupling and Perception of Sound-Scapes |
Paper presented at the Joint Congress
CFA/DAGA '04, Strasbourg, France, March 22-25, 2004,by
Dr. Michael Haverkamp, Cologne |
Surrounded by time: Space-time relationships in
synaesthesia
 |
University of Waterloo, Daniel Smilek |
|
The Magic Touch: Touching and Handling in a Cultural
Heritage Context |
Institute of Archaeology, London |
|
Synesthesia Encyclopedia |
Encyclopedia of Neuroscience,
3d ed., 2004,
Richard E. Cytowic |
|
The neural basis of
synaesthesia
|
Utrecht University, Faculty
of Biology, Functional Neurobiology Group, February
2004, by Tessa van Leeuwen |
| Same
Shape - Different Colours: Both Meaning and Form
Determine the Colours of the Graphemes in
Alphanumeric-Colour Synaesthesia
|
University
of Waterloo, Mike J. Dixon, Kathleen Myles, Daniel
Smilek, Patricia L. Duffy, Mark P. Zanna & Philip
M. Merickle
|
|
Synethesia and the Human Brain: Questions Answered and
Questions Raised |
Serendip, Bryn Mawr College, 2004, by
MaryBeth Curtiss |
| Synesthesia:
FAQ |
Boston
University, Vision and Cognition Laboratory,
Synesthesia Project, December 2003, by Veronica Gross
|
|
Visual Synaesthesia in the Blind
|
Poster presented at the
Society for Neuroscience Conference, November 17,
2003, in New Orleans, by Megan S. Steven and Colin
Blakemore |
Mixing of the senses in the blind: a case
study of 6 late-blind individuals who can hear or feel
colors  |
Lay version of findings on
synesthesia in the blind for the 2003 Society for
Neuroscience press conference, November 17, 2003, by
Megan S. Steven |
| Synesthesia:
An Engaged Inquiry based on Patricia Duffy's
Blue Cats and Chartreuse Kittens: How Synesthetes
Color Their World |
Naropa
University, July 2003, by Agatha French
|
| Combining
artistic and scientific perspectives in the study of
synesthesia |
Paper
presented at the Third Annual National Meeting of
the American Synesthesia Association at
Rockefeller University, New York, May 2-4, 2003, by Crétien van Campen & Clara Froger
|
|
Visualisation of synaesthetic experience during the
early 20th century - an analytic approach
|
Paper presented
at the International Conference on Synaesthesia,
Hanover, Germany, March, 2003, by Dr. Michael Haverkamp |
|
A Review of Synesthesia:
Colored Hearing, Creativity and Research |
York College of
Pennsylvania, Behavioral Sciences, 2003, by Judith A.
Easton |
|
Synesthesia and the Implications of sensory fusion |
Serendip, Bryn Mawr College, 2003, by
Shafiqah Berry |
|
Yellow Voices and Orange-Foam Squid: Questions about
Synesthetic Reality |
Serendip, Bryn Mawr College, 2003, by
Danielle McManus |
|
A Mad Artist Or Does He Really Hear Yellow? (And Why
Should We Care) |
Serendip, Bryn Mawr College, 2003, by
Mariya Simakova |
| Synesthesia:
Role and Meaning |
Hebrew
University, Medical School, Department of Physiology,
by Zvi Rosenstein
|
| Profiles
of Color Synesthesia: The NeCoSyn Method |
Presentation
at the ASA Conference San Diego, May 18, 2002,
by Crétien van Campen & Clara Froger
|
|
Synesthetic
Sensor Fusion Via A Cross-Wired Artificial Neural
Network
|
East Tennessee State
University, Department of Liberal Studies, May 2002,
by Stephen S. Seneker
|
|
A
Research Proposal: Visual
Fixations and Areas of Visual Interest in
Color-Hearing Synaesthesia |
Stephen
F. Austin State University, Spring 2002, by Donia E.
Nolan
|
| The
perceptual reality of synthetic colors
|
Vanderbilt
University, January 28, 2002, by Thomas J. Palmeri,
Randolph Blake, René Marois, Marci A. Flanery and
William Wetsell, Jr.
|
| Identifiable
Factors: In Search of Synesthesia
|
Oklahoma
Junior Academy of Science, 2002, by Hillary B. Houston
|
| Assessing
the strentgh of color synesthesia in words, music,
taste and odor perception: Development of the NeCoSyn
Method |
Crétien
van Campen & Clara Froger, November 2001
|
| How
are synaesthetes unique? Behavioural and Functional
Neuroanatomical Investigations
|
University
of Saskatchewan, Department
of Psychology, October, 2001, by Lorin
J. Elias, Deborah M. Saucier, Colleen Hardie and
Gordon E. Sarty
|
| Synesthete
Composers And Musicians |
Sean
A. Day, June 15, 2001
|
| A
Brief History of Synesthesia in the Arts |
Sean
A. Day, May 28, 2001
|
| Synesthesia:
Hearing Colors |
School
for Champions, May 19, 2001, by Ron Kurtus
|
| Designing
Rich Sensory Experiences and Strategies of
Transformation and Augmentation |
Parsons School of Design,
Design and Technology Department, May 2001, by Praveen
Vajpeyi
|
| Synesthesia:
Chromasthesia and beyond |
The
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, April 23,
2001, by Mary Gilreath
|
| Synesthesia:
The Implications of Cross Modal Communication |
University
of Toronto, Cognitive Science, January 5, 2001, by
Catherine Kavassalis
|
| Synesthesia:
Language in Color |
Sweet
Briar College, Department of Psychology, 2001, by
Heather Tinnell Ramsey
|
| Synesthesia
and Everyday Perception
|
Serendip, Bryn Mawr College, 2001, by Claudia Ginanni
|
| Sensual
Reality or, I Wanna Hear Colors |
Serendip,
Bryn Mawr College, 2001, by Nirupama Kumar
|
| Synesthesia
|
Serendip, Bryn Mawr College, 2001, by Sadie White
|
| Synesthesia
and Bodywork |
Center for Inner Knowing, 2001, by Ray Bishop,
Ph.D.
|
| A
Review of Synesthesia |
University
of California, Berkeley, November 29, 2000, by Jeffrey
Heer
|
| Artificial
Synesthesia |
Peter B.L. Meijer,
November 2000, talks about options a device that maps
images into sounds may provide for people with sensory
disabilities like deafness and blindness
|
| Synesthesia
& Design : A symbiosis |
Parsons School of Design,
Fall 2000, by Praveen
Vajpeyi
|
Conceptualizing Through Rose-Colored Senses
|
Academic Press Daily inScight, July 26, 2000,
by Mary Beckman
|
| Synesthesia:
Clinical research and artistic representation |
The
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Spring 2000, by Jennifer Catherine Nichols
|
|
Sensual Reality or, I Wanna Hear Colors |
Serendip, Bryn Mawr College, 2000, by
Nirupama Kumar |
| Synesthesia: Illusions of Grandeur |
Anand Sonachalam,
August 5, 1999
|
| Functional
Connectivity Underlying Synesthetic Perception:
Theories and Data |
Computational
Neuroscience Meeting (CNS)
Poster 1999, Christopher
T. Lovelace, Peter G. Grossenbacher, Carol A. Crane
|
Tangled Wires: Conceptualizing Neurological and Cultural
Explanations of Synesthesia
|
Serendip, Bryn Mawr College, 1998, by Moriah McSharry McGrath
|
| Synesthesia
Today: An Interdisciplinary Approach |
U.C.
Berkely, Freeman Lab, Neuromolecular Biology, 1998, by
Tamara Alexandrov
|
| The
consistency of letter - colour pairings in
three cases of synaesthesia |
26th
European Conference on Visual Perception, September
1-5, 1998, University of Edinburgh, Department of
Psychology, S. K. Rushton, M. M. B. Corley
|
|
Colour
Music in Australia: De-mystifying De Maistre: Brain
Waves |
Niels
Hutchison, 1997
|
Trends in colored letter synesthesia
|
MIT research summary, May 31, 1996, by Sean Day
|
|
|
Saratov State University, Russia, by
Prokofieva Larissa |
| Musical
Synesthesia: Why We Feel Like Dancing |
Frontiers of
Transculturality in Contemporary Aesthetics, by
Kathleen Marie Higgins
|
| An
identification of synaesthetic ability: Consistency of
synaesthetic experience to vowels and digits
|
Institut fuer Allgemeine
Psycholgie, Universitaet Leipzig, by Sabine Schneider
and Christian Kaernbach
|
| Roses
are red and sixes are blue: synaesthetic-colour
experiences and their relations to perception and
meaning
|
University of Waterloo, by
Mike
J. Dixon, Daniel Smilek, Brandon M. Wagar, Cera Cudahy
& Philip M. Merikle
|
| Synaesthesia, metaphor and right-brain functioning |
Egoist, by Patrick Martin
|
|
Vision, Rhythms and Electrical Phases |
About the scientific work of the
psychologist Kristian Holt - Hansen, by Merete Wolf,
University of Copenhagen |
| Synesthesia
- the mixing of the senses |
David
Diamond
|
|
The study of a Gustatory / Auditory Synaesthete (1910) |
Rivista di Psicologia Applicata, 6, 101-104,
Ferrari, G.C. (1910), English translation of Italian
original |
Online surveys and tests
|
Take the test: Do you have synaesthesia?
|
Metro News, July 18, 2015, by
Amy Willis |
|
App to test synaesthesia
|
Phys.org, April 1, 2015 |
|
Looking for people who are synesthetes |
The University
of West Georgia's Department of Psychology is currently
looking for 25 people with synesthesia to take part in a
study |
|
The Synesthesia
Battery |
A battery of tests provides a
standard battery of questions, tests and scoring for
determining synesthesia developed by Dr. David Eagleman |
|
Synaesthesia and Number Cognition |
University of Cambridge, Faculty of
Education: Number-colour synaesthetes required for
research study |
|
"Hearing-motion" Demo |
California Institute of Technology
video test to determine existence of auditory
synesthesia. Take the
test to see if you are an auditory synesthete! |
|
Synaesthesia Research Questionnaire |
University
College Dublin |
|
Synesthetic in Houston, Texas? |
Baylor College of Medicine,
Departments of Neuroscience and Psychiatry seeking
synesthetes in Houston for a study of the genetic basis
of synesthesia, Dr. David Eagleman, Director, Laboratory
for Perception and Action |
| Synesthesia
and Creativity |
St.
Edward's University, Sarah Sitton, PhD, Professor,
Behavioral/Social Sciences, student
research project on the relationship between synesthesia
and verbal creativity
|
|
Synesthesia
Surveys |
Online
surveys to determine synesthesia types including
graphemic surveys (numbers, letters and punctuation, by
Lisa J. Emerson |
|
Synaesthesia And Education |
University of Cambridge,
Faculty of Education, Master's project by Jennifer
Green. The project is seeking children between the
ages of 10 - 11 with grapheme-colour or phoneme-colour
synaesthesia for participation in the research |
| www.experiment.co.uk |
Online
experiment to investigate the relationship between
synaesthesia and memory ability, by Niall Crotty
|
| Colour
Survey |
Syneasthesia
Index's survey for synaesthetes who see letters and/or
numbers in colours. The aim is to see whether there
are any trends in the hues/tones synaesthetes
associate with each letter/number
|
Other resources
|
Psycho-Sound-Graphics |
Initiation and access of the basic
intermodal aspects - Responses of participants to a
session of visual music stimulation, a project of Jose
Antonio, A Coruña, Spain |
|
The Shapes of
Sounds: an exploration of synesthesia through sound and
visual art |
The Shape of sounds is a series of
sound and visual art developed by synesthetic artist
Timothy B Layden |
|
Synesthesia ArtForum |
The synesthesia ArtForum is a project
around artists and synesthesia; to share, enquire and
experience synesthesia, art and creativity and to get a
mixed sense of the art work created through synesthesia,
by synesthetes and from a synesthetic point of view |
|
Synesthesia / Synaesthesia |
Noam Sagiv, PhD,
Centre for Cognition and
Neuroimaging,
Brunel
University |
|
Synesthesia |
Dr. Michael
Haverkamp, Cologne, April 12, 2006 |
|
Nabokov's Blues — and His Drab-Shoelace Brown, and His
Weathered-Wood Black |
Gingko Press, January 31, 2006, Brian
Boyd's foreword to Alphabet in Color |
|
Synaesthesia |
Virtual exhibition "Synaesthesia" by
Helena Bergmann and Melanie Voerman, 2006 |
|
Syn
magazine |
A pilot magazine project for
synaesthetes, by Claire Mills |
|
Synaesthesia Research at Hanover Medical School |
The 2nd
International Conference on Synaesthesia in Hanover |
|
Synesthetics |
Netherlands Information Page on
Synesthesia including introduction
to the
new Dutch book on synesthesia by
Crétien van Campen - "Tussen
zinnen" (Between Senses), September 2005 |
|
Spatial aspects of colour synaesthesia: Combining
artistic and scientific methods |
Slides of
presentation by
Crétien van Campen & Clara
Froger at
London Synesthesia
Meeting, April
16, 2005 |
|
Migraine Aura and Synaesthesia |
Migraine Aura Foundation, March 28,
2005, by Klaus Podoll |
|
Migraine: Perspective on a Headache |
The New York Times, February 24,
2008, by Siri Hustvedt |
|
Synaesthesia |
University of Edinburgh, School of
Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences, Julia
Simmer, Lecturer and Synaesthesia Researcher |
|
Synaesthesia |
LaborLawTalk.com,
definition of Synaesthesia |
|
The Fourth Annual National Conference of the American
Synesthesia Association, Inc. |
Leonardo, Decemeber
1, 2004, review of the conference, November 5-7, 2004 at
the University of California, Berkeley, hosted by the
Institute for Cognitive and Brain Sciences, reviewed by
Amy Ione, the Diatrope Institute |
|
Derek Tastes of Earwax: Questions and answers about
synaesthesia |
BBC, Science
& Nature, TV & Radio Follow-up,
September 30, 2004 |
|
Synaesthesia Research Group |
Trinity College Dublin, Department of
Psychology and St. James's Hospital, Drs. Fiona Newell,
Kevin Mitchell and Aiden Corvin, June 30, 2004 |
|
NeCoSyn Project |
Information Page of the Netherlands Color
Synesthesia (NeCoSyn) Project, August, 2004, by
Crétien van Campen |
| Synaesthesia |
Wikipedia,
March 11, 2004
|
| Synesthesia |
Very
informative web site by Sean Day, March 7, 2004
|
| Synaesthesia
- When the senses merge |
Science
& Art, Max-Planck-Institut
für Entwicklungsbiologie, November 15, 2003, by Dr.
Ralf Dahm
|
|
Intersense Symposium on Synæsthesia as Madness and
Method |
Penn State University,
Department of Integrative Arts, October 22-24, 2003 |
| What
do apples sound like? |
Visual
and sound interactive installation, Federico Muelas
|
| The
Man Who Tastes Shapes |
AuthorsDen,
August 24, 2003, by Ken Varnum
|
| synaesthete.com |
BananaDragon,
July
1, 2003
|
|
Synesthesia |
The University of the
South, Department of Chemistry, 2003, by
Ruth Ann Pittenger |
| Synesthesia |
The
Painter's Keys, October 29, 2002,
by Robert Genn
|
|
How Many Senses Do We Have? |
University of Sydney,
Faculty of Education and Social Work, July, 2002, by Dr.
Stephen Juan |
| Synesthesia |
"Neuroscience
for Kids", 2002, by Eric H. Chudler, Ph.D.
and Melissa Lee Phillips
|
|
Synaesthesia |
BBC,
h2g2,
Synaesthesia -
Some Possible Explanations - Testing for Synaesthesia
- Using Synaesthesia - Living with Synaesthesia - One
Researcher's Perspective, May 25, 2001 |
| Synaesthesia
Research Group |
University
College London, Department of Psychology
|
Synesthesia
and the Synesthetic Experience
|
MIT
web page including firsthand accounts, audio and text,
from selected synesthetes
|
| Synesthesia |
Council
for the Arts at MIT, a
part of Webcam.org's "Synthetic Synesthesia"
section
|
Synaesthesia
|
This site
from Macalester College is a compilation of the information available on synaesthesia from both other internet sites and traditional sources
|
| Sensequence |
This site
collects descriptions of synesthetic experiences,
including publishing of individual colored alphabets,
numbers and calendars
|
| Synaesthesia |
Synaesthesia
Research Centre at the University of Waterloo
|
|
Synesthesia
Research |
UC San Diego, Department of
Psychology, Edward M. Hubbard's synesthesia research
website |
| Synesthesia |
Informative
web page from Richard E. Cytowic, MD, including links
to several of his interviews
|
| Synesthesia
/ Synaesthesia |
University
of California, Berkeley, Department of Psychology,
synesthesia information page by Noam Sagiv
|
| Synesthesia |
University of
Colorado, 2000, project done for the course Brain,
Thought & Action, by Nathan Mjos, including
section on the Stroop
Test
|
| Synesthesia:
What
Happens When Our Senses Get Their Wires Crossed? |
Pomona College,
Overview of synesthesia by Evan Moreno-Davis
|
|
Synesthesia |
Laura
Waterstripe's informative web page |
Synesthetes'
web sites
|
Synesthesia |
Amelia's synesthesia
web page |
| My
Place |
Anne
Liljeström's web site, January
2, 2003
|
| Synesthesia |
Ariannel's
web site
|
|
Synaesthesia |
Astrid's
(Netherlands) synaesthesia web pages |
| Synaesthesia
Online |
Benjy
Dale's web site
|
|
Synesthesia - my synesthetic alphabet |
Brendan
Nee's synesthesia web page, April 15, 2005 |
| Synesthete
Perspectives |
Carol
Steen's
web page on the MIT Synesthesia and the Synesthetic
Experience web site
|
| Letter-Color
Synaesthesia |
Cassidy Curtis's web
page, September 21, 1998
|
| Synesthesia:
The Crossing of the Senses |
Cheryl
Lynne Bradley, April 4, 2001
|
| Synaesthesia |
Christian
Liljeberg's web page, June
3, 2003
|
|
synaesthesia |
Claudia
Hüfner's web page |
|
Synaesthesia |
Denise Leigh's web page |
|
Synesthesia |
Dianne
Collier's web page |
| Synesthesia:
It's a Beautiful Day!! |
Elizabeth
A. Pector, M.D.'s web page
|
| Emily’s
Synaesthetic Perceptions |
Emily
Goble's web page
|
| Music
of a Synaethete Composer |
Harley
Gittleman's site is devoted to Synaesthesia from a
composer's perspective
|
| Synesthesia |
Heather Phillips'
web page
|
|
Not Herbs |
Holly
Phaneuf, Ph.D.'s synesthesia web page |
| Welcome
to the world of … Synaesthesia |
James
Wannerton's web site
|
| Synesthesia |
Jennifer
Maite's web page
|
| Synesthete
Perspectives |
Karen
Chenausky's web page on the MIT Synesthesia and the
Synesthetic Experience web site
|
| Really
Deep Thoughts: Synesthesia |
Leanne
Meschwitz's web page, 2003
|
| Synesthesia
|
Lisa
J. Emerson's informative web site
|
|
The Otherside of Consciousness |
Marcia Smilack's web site |
| Synesthesia |
Matthew
Taylor's web page
|
|
My Synaesthesia |
Michael D. Curran's web site, 2005 |
|
Synesthesia-The Merging of
Senses |
Naomi's web page |
| Synaesthesia |
Niko
Txilar's web page
|
| Vanilla
Mist |
Patricia
(from São
Paulo)'s
web site
|
|
Synesthetic
Artist |
Philippa
Stanton's web site |
| Synaesthesia |
Prasenjit
Saha's web page, including applet for representing
colour-letter synesthesia
|
| Synesthesia |
Rob
Schurko’s web site, January
6, 2002
|
|
Synaesthesia
Index |
Sarah
(from London)'s
informative web site
|
|
synaesthesia |
Sarah L.
Mitchell’s web page |
|
tlayden.com synesthesia |
Timothy
Layden's synesthesia web page |
| Synesthesia
and Number/Letter Color Imagery
|
Tony
De Caprio's one page on his synesthesia.
Additional information on his Color
Imagery page
|
Articles in other languages
Catalan
-
en català
Czech
-
česky
Danish
- på
dansk
Dutch
-
in het Nederlands
|
Vermenging van zintuigen komt vaker voor bij autisme
|
ND.nl, 20 november 2013, door
René Fransen |
|
Synesthesie bij chimpansees |
Grenswetenschap, 12 december 2011 |
|
Chimpansee: hoge toon is licht - Niet alleen mensen maken deze koppeling |
Wetenschap24, 6 december 2011,
door Lara Harmans |
|
Hoe het werkt dat sommigen deze A roodgekleurd zien |
Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen,
25 augustus 2011, door Tessa van Leeuwen |
|
Is synesthesie hoog niveau hersenkracht? |
The Institute of Unconventional
Wisdom, 29 december 2009 |
|
Synesthesie |
Bijzonder & bizar, van Rey, 10
oktober 2009 |
|
Synesthesie: Samenwerking tussen zintuigen |
De Nederlandstalige
Wikipedia |
|
Tussen
zinnen: Synesthesie of hoe de zintuigen samenwerken |
Informatieve boek van
psycholoog Crétien van Campen, september 2005 |
|
Synesthesie |
Lijn4
RTL4, gesprek over synesthesie met Crétien van
Campen, 11 april 2005 |
|
Blauwe
maandagen |
Bionieuws,
8 april 2005, door
Marian Tjaden |
|
Kleurrijke
Zinnen |
Informatiepagina van het
Netherlands Color Synesthesia (NeCoSyn)
Project, augustus 2004, door
Crétien van Campen |
| Een
diepfluweelpaarse echtgenote: Over synesthesie en de
oorsprong van kleur |
De
Academische Boekengids, ABG 41, oktober 2003, Robbert
Dijkgraaf, hoogleraar Mathematische Fysica aan de
Universiteit van Amsterdam, schreef een artikel over
zijn synesthesie
en de oorsprong van kleur
|
|
Synesthesie: kleuren horen, klanken zien |
Kennislink i.s.m. Expertise
Centrum Biologie (NIBI), 22 september 2003, door M.A.
Frens |
|
Nederlandse
Synesthesie Pagina |
De
eerste Nederlandse informatiepagina over synesthesie
|
|
Synesthesiedag
in Rotterdam |
De
vierde Nederlandse synesthesiedag, 5 april 2003
|
|
SYN-NL
Nieuwsbrief Synesthesie Nederland |
Archief
van verschenen nieuwsbrieven
|
|
Als je zintuigen door elkaar lopen kleuren, geuren en
smaken horen, vormen proeven de verbazingwekkende
elevingswereld van synestheten |
Noorderlicht
uw Hoofdleverancier - VPRO, 2002, van
Liesbeth Koenen |
De smaak van moeders stem
Twee is blauw, maar 2 oranje
'Alle baby's zijn synesthetisch'
video |
Noorderlicht
uw Hoofdleverancier - VPRO, 27 juni 2002
|
|
Oranje tuba's, volle sprot en lichte honing: Nieuwe gevallen van kleursynesthesie door meer verfijnde meting |
Psychologie
Magazine,
oktober 2001, Crétien
van Campen en Clara Froger
|
|
Helderheid, verzadiging en toon van
kleursynesthesie: Het meten van kleurervaringen bij
woorden, muziek, smaken en geuren |
Kleurenvisie,
zomer 2001, Crétien
van Campen en Clara Froger
|
|
De kleur van
woorden: Resultaten synethesie experiment, deel II |
Kleurenvisie,
nr. 4, 1999, Crétien van Campen
|
| Verrassende resultaten synesthesie-experiment: Deel I |
Kleurenvisie,
nr. 5, 1998, Crétien van Campen
|
| Kleuren
zien met je achterhoofd |
Psychologie, september
1998,
Crétien van Campen
|
|
1890 revisited: Bespreking van Simon Baron-Cohen en John E. Harrison |
Psychologie & Maatschappij 80, september 1997, Crétien van Campen
|
| Gedrogeerde deuren van de waarneming |
Psychologie
& Maatschappij 77, 1996, vol. 20., nr. 4,
Crétien van Campen
|
De verwarring der zintuigen
|
Psychologie & Maatschappij
74, 1996, vol. 20, nr. 1,, Crétien van Campen
|
|
Superzintuigen |
MysteryDatabase.com,
Sommige mensen beweren dat ze vormen kunnen proeven,
smaken zien en kleuren horen. Duidt dit op een
paranormale werkelijkheid vraagt Brenda Bach zich af
|
Finnish
- suomeksi
French
- en français
|
Un court-métrage sur la synesthésie décrit cette
expérience sensorielle unique
|
Focus Vif, le 21 novembre 2014 |
Pharrell Williams est atteint de synesthésie !
Le saviez-vous ? Le chanteur le plus en vogue du moment,
Pharell Williams est synesthète. Kesako ?
|
Le Soir (soirmag.be), le 22
octobre 2014 |
Synesthésie : la vie en couleurs
Aux Bouffes du Nord à Paris, Peter Brook et Marie-Hélène
Estienne proposent en ce moment leur dernière pièce :
The Valley of Astonishment. Le célèbre metteur
en scène, connu pour ses adaptations de Shakespeare
s'est souvent intéressé au cerveau et aux mémoires
extraordinaires. Cette fois, il s'est penché sur la
synesthésie.
|
Allodocteurs.fr, le 23 mai
2014 |
Synesthésie : entendre des couleurs, c'est possible ?
Une personne synesthésique peut voir des sons et écouter
des couleurs. Comment expliquer cette particularité
étonnante ? |
Science et Avenir, le 13 mars
2014, par Simon Assoun |
|
SYNESTHÉSIE : L’autisme fréquemment associé à une
confusion des sens |
Santé log, le 25 novembre 2013,
par P. Bernanose |
|
|
Futura-Sciences,
le 16 décembre
2011, par
Janlou Chaput |
|
La synesthésie : Vues de l’intérieur |
Épistémocritique,
Volume VIII, Printemps 2011,
le 15 juin 2011 par
Hervé-Pierre Lambert |
|
|
Page de Facebook
dédiée
à la synesthésie, par Emilie Caspar |
|
Dossier – La synesthésie |
MaxiSciences, le 22 avril 2011 |
|
Qu’est-ce que la synesthésie |
PodcastScience.fm, le 21 avril
2011 |
|
Synesthésie |
L'Hérétique (Démocratie et hérésie
économique), le 16 féverier
2010 |
|
Synesthésie |
Louis Antoine et l'antoinisme,
le 20 juin 2009 |
|
Fermez les yeux et les sens se décuplent |
Excite France, le 1 juin 2009 |
|
Ferme les yeux et écoute si ça sent bon! |
7sur7, le 29 mai 2009 |
|
La synesthésie et l’émergence de la conscience |
La
Grande Époque, le
27 août 2008, par
C. Holzhey,
Banque
des savoirs, Conseil général de l'Essonne, France |
|
Cerveau et synésthesie
[mp3] |
Radio Suisse Romande, Impatience,
le 14 juillet 2008, Nancy Ypsalantis au micro |
|
Une nouvelle forme de synesthésie, le son de la vision |
Psychoweb, le 11 août 2008,
par Stephane Desbrosses |
|
De la constance dans les synesthésies graphème-couleur
|
Psychoweb, le 2 mai 2008, par
Aurelie Lamberet |
|
Actualité médicale:
Une personne sur mille est atteinte
de synesthésie, un phénomène psychologique dans lequel
l’individu peut sentir un son ou entendre une couleur |
Information Hospitalière,
le 15 janvier 2008 |
|
Composantes génétiques de la synesthésie |
Psychoweb, le 20 décembre 2007,
par Stephane Desbrosses |
|
Constance test-retest dans la synesthésie |
Psychoweb, le 20 décembre 2007,
par Stephane Desbrosses |
|
Neurobiologie de la Synesthésie |
Psychoweb, le 20 décembre 2007,
par Stephane Desbrosses |
|
Etudes cognitives de la synesthésie |
Psychoweb, le 20 décembre 2007,
par Stephane Desbrosses |
|
Synesthésie : Perception réelle ou simulation? |
Psychoweb, le 20 décembre 2007,
par Stephane Desbrosses |
|
Qu’est-ce que la synesthésie |
Marbooo, le 4 octobre 2007 |
|
Serions-nous tous synesthétiques? |
La
Grande Époque - Argentine, le 7 avril 2007, par Leonardo
Vintiñi |
|
Synesthésie |
Wikipédia
français |
|
Recherche sur la synesthésie |
Traduction d'une vidéo de ABC News originalement en anglais |
|
Axones -
les synesthètes francophones |
Forum destiné aux
synesthètes, à les aider et à partager leur façon de
voir le monde |
|
Synesthesie.info |
Site dédié à la synesthésie |
|
Le goût du mot sur le bout de la langue |
Le Nouvel Observateur, le 27
novembre 2006,
par
Cécile Dumas |
|
Synesthésie: les mots se goûtent, à leur simple
évocation |
AtlasVista Maroc, le 22 novembre 2006 |
|
L'étrange
monde du synesthète |
Médecine
et enfance, décembre 2005,
par Edward M. Hubbard |
|
La synesthésie : Quand le monde devient coloré... Ou
sensuel |
France-Jeunes.net, le 31
octobre 2005, par Cyrille Changon |
|
Goûter un odeur, voir un son |
Science & Vie Junior - Hors
Série,
octobre 2005,
par Olivier Voizeux |
|
Dans la
bouche d'Elisabeth Sulser, la musique prend un goût
salé, sucré, amer, acide… |
Le Temps, le 4 mars 2005,
par Olivier Dessibourg |
|
Synesthésie |
Inserm Unité de
Neuroimagerie Cognitive, 2005, Edward M. Hubbard et
Manuela Piazza |
|
Synesthésies |
Université de Toulouse, Faculté de Médecine de Rangueil,
Centre de Recherche Cerveau et Cognition, 2005,
Jean-Michel Hupé |
|
La synesthésie |
Cyrille Chagnon, 2005 |
|
Réponse synesthétique à un stimulus émotionnel |
Information Hospitalière,
le 10 novembre 2004 |
|
L'aura, c'est dans la tête! |
Agence
Science-Presse, le 2 novembre
2004, par Pascal Lapointe |
|
Des halos
dans le cerveau |
Le Temps,
le
26 octobre 2004, par Olivier Dessibourg |
|
Neuropsycholie :
Les auras:
synesthésie plutôt que pouvoir
psychique |
PsychoMédia,
le 22
octobre 2004, par Gestion |
|
Synesthète |
Colette Pitance, le 12 mars
2004 |
|
Ma synesthésie, dont à l'époque j'ignorais de quoi il
s'agissait, ma précocité, ... |
douance.be, 2004 |
|
La
synesthésie |
mensa.fr, Facettes,
par François |
| La
synesthésie |
Adrénaline,
no 51, juin 2002
|
| Synesthésie |
Arte,
le 30 novembre 2001
|
| Synesthésie |
Université
de Genève, Faculté de Psychologie, Verónica Burela
et Irene Schönenberger
|
German
- auf Deutsch
|
Das "E" ist weiß, die "4" veilchenblau |
Deutschlandfunk, 25. Dezember
2014, von Marleen Stoessel |
|
Synästhesie: Buchstaben-als-Farben-Sehen kann erlernt werden - und Intelligenz
erhöhen? |
grenz|wissenschaft-aktuell,
19. November 2014 |
|
Das Phänomen der Synästhesie und die Musik |
Deutschlandfunk, 10. November
2014, von Eva Blaskewitz |
|
Synästhesie: Wenn ein altes Auto nach Pudding schmeckt |
Focus Online,
07. November 2014, von Redakteurin Lisa Kleine |
|
Synästhesie: Verschmelzung der Sinne |
Apotheken Umschau, 30. April
2014, von Ulrich Kraft |
|
Phänomen Synästhesie – Wenn ein Lied lilafarben klingt |
WAZ, 24. Februar 2014 |
|
Feuerwerk der Sinne: Forscher entdecken Ursache für Synästhesie |
Bayerischer Rundfunk, 10.
Dezember, 2013 |
|
|
SWR2, 1. August 2013, ein
Beitrag von Nils Michaelis; Internetfassung: Ursula
Schachenhofer |
|
Drei plus Zwei = Grün |
Berliner Zeitung, 9. Juli
2013, von Ortrun Schütz |
|
Forscher erklären Aurasichtigkeit mit Synästhesie |
grenz|wissenschaft-aktuell,
9. Mai 2012 |
|
Wenn Musik nach frischer Pfefferminze klingt: Johanna Weckesser erlebt ihr Musikstudium anders als ihre Kommilitonen. Sie ist Synästhetikerin und nimmt Töne auch als Farben und Formen wahr |
Zeit Online, 20. Dezember 2011 |
|
Bunte Töne, süsse Terzen, farbige Buchstaben: Die
neurobiologischen Grundlagen der Synästhesie |
Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 07. Dezember 2011 |
|
Tierische Synästheten: Auch Schimpansen empfinden Klänge als "hell" und "dunkel" |
Spektrum der Wissenschaft, 06. Dezember 2011 |
|
Tante Anna schmeckt nach Buchteln |
Wiener Zeitung, 06. Dezember 2011, von Anita Ericson |
|
Sinnes-Zusammenarbeit mit Nebenwirkungen: Hohe Töne werden nicht nur von Menschen, sondern auch von Schimpansen automatisch mit hellen Farben assoziiert |
Bild der Wissenschaft, 05. Dezember 2011 |
|
Wie Töne riechen und Buchstaben schmecken |
Focus Online, Forschung, 01.
September 2011 |
|
Wechselgeld schmeckt nach Käse: Wenn die Sinne überlappen |
scienxx, 06. Mai 2011, von Nadja Podbregar |
|
Synästhesie: Wenn Ziffern zicken |
Focus Online, Lernen, 16.
Januar 2011 |
|
„Synästhesie ist eine Begabung“ |
Focus Online, Wissen, 01.
Januar 2011. Im Gespräch mit dem Mediziner Markus Zedler |
|
Synästhesie: Die Synästhesie ist keine Erkrankung, sondern eine angeborene
Besonderheit in der Wahrnehmung von Sinnesreizen |
Onmeda, 19. November 2010 |
|
Synästhesie: Schmerzen anders wahrnehmen |
Curado, 18. November 2010 |
|
Welche Farbe hat
der Schmerz? |
uni-protokolle.de, 11.
November,
2010, von Heidemarie
Hurtl |
|
Synästhesie: Wenn Zahlen Farben haben |
GEOlino.de, 21. Juli 2010, von
Marion Martin |
|
Wenn Buchstaben farbig werden |
JuraForum, 02. Juli 2010, von
Manuel Schmidt |
|
Markus Zedler: " Synästhesie lässt sich nicht vortäuschen" |
Hannoversche Allgemeine, 26.
Januar 2010, von Daniel Behrendt |
|
|
Spiegel Online, Wissenschaft,
08. Januar 2010, von Holger Dambeck |
|
Bei Synästhetikern sind Sinne komplexer verknüpft |
Welt Online,
22. Dezember 2009 |
|
Synästheten
haben mehr graue Zellen: Hirnforscher weisen Gehirnveränderungen an zwei Stellen
nach |
scinexx, Das Wissenmagazin,
10. Februar 2009 |
|
|
Focus Online, Gesundheit, 10.
Februar 2009 |
|
Mein
A ist grün: Aus der Welt der Synästhesie |
derStandard.at,
07. November 2008, von Cornelia
Niedermeier |
Synaesthesie - Wahrnehmung mit verschmolzenen Sinnen
|
Video von Marc Jacques Mächler,
Zürich,
www.synaesthesie.ch |
|
Von Mitgefühl und gefühltem Sehen |
wissenschaft.de, 18. Juni 2007 |
| Synaesthesiewerkstatt
Ulm |
ein
Einblick in das Synästhesie-Projekt "Rote Klänge"
bzw. in einen Kurs für Schüler, 2007, Christine Söffing
|
|
Synästhesie Österreich |
Oesterreiche Website zum Thema
Synästhesie |
|
Synästhesie |
Virtuelle Ausstellung von Helena
Bergmann und Melanie Voerman, 2006 |
|
Wenn Sinne verschwimmen: Synästhesie eröffnet neue
Einsichten in die Hirnfunktion |
Deutschlandradio, 4. Dezember
2006, von Michael Engel |
|
Der Geruch von Kündigung |
Financial Times Deutschland,
30 November, von Innes Zöttl |
|
Ich höre Marmelade:
Fünf von hundert Menschen sollen Klänge sehen, fühlen,
schmecken, tasten können |
Zeit Online, 4. Juni 2006, von
Carina Styber |
|
Synästhesie-Forschung an der
Medizinischen Hochschule Hannover |
Die 2.
Internationale Fachkonferenz für Synästhesieforschung in
Hannover |
Synästhesie
|
SWR, Landesshau,
Interview mit Dr. Markus Zedler, Medizinische Hochschule
Hannover, April 2006 |
|
KlangFarben FarbKlänge |
Kasseler Musiktage, u.a. mit Musik
des Synästhetikers Olivier Messiaen, 26.-30.
Oktober 2005 |
|
Seminar zu "Klangbilder - assoziative Synästhesie" |
Seminar in der Akademie Steinfeld (Eifel),
16.-18. September
2005 |
|
Wenn Worte zu Farben werden: Synästhesie : Erfahrungen
mit Sinnesverknüpfungen |
Beitrag von Wolfgang Kuwatsch bei der
11. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für
Zahnärztliche Hypnose (DGZH), 9.-11.
September 2005, Berlin |
|
Studien zur Synästhesie |
Fortbildungsakademie der Ärztekammer
Hamburg im Hammoniabad Lerchenfeld,14.August 2005,
Ausstellung der Synästhetikerin Anna Mandel |
| Synaesthesie.ch |
Webseite
über Synästhesie von Marc
J. Mächler
in Zürich, inkl. der
Synästhesie-Test
|
|
Ich rieche was, was du nicht siehst |
Deutsche Welle, 10.
Dezember 2004, von Ina Rottscheidt |
|
Wie
eine "Aura" entsteht |
derStandard.at, 27.
Oktober 2004 |
|
Synästhesie - Menschliche
Aura entsteht im Gehirn |
Spiegel Online, 20.
Oktober 2004 |
|
„Um Flughäfen und Partys mache ich einen Bogen“ |
Schaumburger
Nachrichten, 23. September 2004, von Gus |
|
Menschen, für die alles bunter ist -
Haben bei Ihnen Buchstaben Farben? Oder
können Sie Töne farbig sehen? Dann sind sie ein so
genannter Synästhetiker |
Tirol Online, 30. August 2004 |
|
Farben hören, Töne sehen:
Synästhesie
ist ein Wahrnehmungs-Phänomen |
ZDF, Ratgeber, 15.
Juli 2004 |
Töne sehen, Bilder hören: Das Phänomen der Synästhesie
Audio:
mp3
real |
DeutschlandRadio Berlin,
Kompass, Blicke in die Gesellschaft, 12. Juli 2004, von
Maria Riederer |
|
Bewusstsein und Synästhesie:
Warum manche Menschen farbig hören |
Medizinische
Hochschule Hannover, Poster der
Synästhesieforschungsgruppe beim Tag der Wissenschaften,
24.04.2004, Hannover |
|
Wenn Pfeffersauce nach Dreiecken schmeckt |
profil, 18. April
2004 |
| Synästhesie |
Wikipedia,
18.
März 2004
|
| Musik
und Farbe: Aspekte von Synästhesie in Geschichte und
Gegenwart |
Humboldt-Gymnasium
Bad Pyrmont, 17.
März
2004, von Andre Klapper
|
| Mozart
in Hellblau: Wenn Musik Farben hat |
Farbimpulse,
03. März
2004
|
| Synästhesie
– Gemischte Gefühle: Hühnchen schmeckt dreieckig |
womensnet.de,
März
2004
|
| Synästhesie-Forschung |
Medizinische Hochschule Hannover,
02.
Februar 2004
|
| Synästhesie
- ein Feuerwerk der Sinne |
Bayerischer
Rundfunk,
Umwelt & Gesundheit, 21.
Januar 2004
|
|
Bilder hören, Klänge sehen |
SWR2, Musikstunde,
Sendereihe "Kleine musikalische Farbenlehre" in 5 Teilen,
19. Januar 2004 bis
23. Januar 2004, mitThomas
Rübenacker |
|
Farben, die nach Zahlen riechen: Seit jeher ist das A
grasgrün. Und auch alle Zahlen haben ihre eigene Farbe |
Neon,
15. Januar 2004, von Micha |
|
Interview: Welche Farbe hat die Fantasie? Die
französische Pianiste Hélène Grimaud hat die seltene
Gabe, Töne nicht nur zu hören, sondern auch zu horen |
KlassikAkzente,
Januar 2004.
Das Interview führte
Michael Church |
| Lebkuchen
schmecken nach gezacktem, goldenkariertem D-Dur |
Cornelia
Remi's Weblog, 12. Dezember 2003
|
|
Das Azurblau von Ravel: Arte zeigt ein Porträt des Opern
liebenden Malers David Hockney |
Frankfurter Rundschau, 11. Dezember
2003 |
|
Brennpunkt Nerven: Wenn Sinne sich verknüpfen,
vermischen und man Töne sieht sowie Farben hört, tritt
das Phänomen der Synästhesie auf |
NZZ Format, Flimtexte des
Progamms mit einem Bericht über Synästhesie,
17. November 2003 |
| Synästhesie
- wenn die Sinne verschmelzen |
Wissenschaft
& Kunst, Max-Planck-Institut
für Entwicklungsbiologie, 15. November 2003, von
Dr.
Ralf Dahm
|
|
Das B
ist nicht bei allen blau:
Synästhetiker sind sehr
ausgeglichen und besitzen ein hohes kreatives Potenzial |
Ärztliche Praxis, Neurologie / Psychiatrie,
30.10.2003,
von Dr. Thomas Heim |
| Wenn
das Hühnchen eckig schmeckt |
Evangelischer
Pressedienst,
Oktober 2003, von Anna Fricke
|
| "Zwei
mal zwei ist blau" |
Frankfurter
Rundschau, 02. August 2003, von Antje Hildebrandt
|
|
Er kann
Farben hören:
Komponist György Ligeti feiert seinen 80.
Geburtstag
|
Merkur Online, 26.Juli 2003, von
Karl Robert Brachtel |
| Welche
Farbe hat der Freitag? |
Wortwende, 21. Juli 2003, von Christin
Gottler
|
| Farben
hören - Töne sehen: Mehr als 150.000 Deutsche sind
Synästhetiker |
LexisNexis,
14. Juli 2003, von Dr. Petra Gaebel
|
| Ansgar
klingt rot: "Synästhesie" |
SWR,
WDR
Quarks & Co., 3. Juli 2003
|
Synästhesie:
Wenn Töne Farben haben
video |
Hessen
Fernsehen,
abenteuer erde,
Ein Film von Claudia Heiss,
02. Juni 2003 |
|
Fundsache:
Wenn
Worte einen Geschmack haben
|
Ärzte
Zeitung, 02. Juni 2003
|
| Synästhesieforum |
ein
Projekt von R. Pautzke, 1. Juni 2003
|
|
Was ist Bewusstsein? Erster internationaler
Synästhesie-Kongress zum Phänomen der verknüpften
Sinne
|
MMH Info, Pressestelle der Medizinischen
Hochschule Hannover, Forschung, Juni / Juli 2003, von
Professor Dr. Dr. Hinderk Emrich |
|
Seminar:
Neuropsychologie des Bewusstseins - Synästhesie
|
Universität
Potsdam, Institut für Linguistik, 21.Mai 2003,
Barbara Anders & Kathleen Kalz
|
|
Ausdruck
– Ausstrahlung – Aura: Synästhesien
der Beseelung im Medienzeitalter: Zusammenfassung
Vollbericht:
Problem-Prospekt
|
Universitätsklinikum
Hamburg-Eppendorf, Klinik und Poliklinik für
Neurologie, 11.–13. April 2003, Prof.Dr. Cornelius
Weiller
|
| Synästhesie |
die
Philosophie-Seite über die Physik von Realität,
Bewusstsein, Willkür, 05. April 2003,
von Michael
Rudolf Luft
|
| "Synästhesie":
150.000 Deutsche haben verknüpfte Sinneseindrücke |
Medinet, 31.
März 2003
|
|
Sinnesrauschen
|
ARD, DasErste.de, Neues von
Bülowbogen, Folge 216, 29.
März 2003,
von Dr. Sommerfeld |
| Visualisierung
auditiver Wahrnehmung - historische und neue Konzepte:
Ein phänomenologischer Überblick |
Jahrestagung
der Deutschen Gesellschaft f. Akustik DAGA'03, Aachen,
18.-20. März 2003,
Dr.-Ing. Michael Haverkamp
|
| Wenn
Sinne verschmelzen: Erstmals widmet sich ein Kongress
dem rätselhaften Phänomen der Synästhesie
|
DeutschlandRadio-Online,
24. März 2003, von Volkart Wildermuth
|
| Synästhesie:
Wenn man Farben hören kann |
Stuttgarter
Zeitung, 21. März 2003
(von AP)
|
| Bewusstsein
verstehen durch Synästhesie-Forschung: Erster
internationaler Kongress zum Phänomen der verknüpften
Sinne |
Medizinische
Hochschule Hannover, 21. März 2003
|
| Synästhesie:
Die Fähigkeit Farben zu hören |
VfgP-Josef
Schedel-Forum, 21. März 2003
|
| Synästhesie:
Wenn die Sinne sich vermischen |
ZDF
Wissen & Entdecken, 05. Februar 2003, von Anne
Hartmann
|
| Theoretische
Überlegungen zur Konzeption der Synaesthesie in der
Literatur der Romantik |
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
München, 03. Februar 2003, von Brigitte Gustovic
|
| Synästhesie
– die Totalität der Sinne |
HörAspekte,
Januar 2003
|
| Sinn:Ich |
Interaktive
Webseite von Steffi Lindner
|
| Wie
eine Farbe klingt |
Expedition
Zone, 2003, von Beate Sterbenz
|
|
Was steckt
hinter dem Phänomen Synästhesie?: Wenn Töne Farben haben
und Muster schmecken |
MMW Fortschritte in
der Medizin 145, 2003.
Nachgefragt bei Prof. Dr. Dr. Hinderk Emrich, Hannover;
Interview: Waldtraud Paukstadt |
| Synästhesie |
Catbytes,
2003
|
| Wenn
Töne farbig sind |
freenet.de,
2003, von Karl C. Mayer
|
|
Synästhesien - wenn Worte farbig sind |
freenet.de,
2003, von Karl C. Mayer |
|
Ich
sehe was, was Du nicht hörst:
Synästhesie
oder das Phänomen der verschränkten Sinne
|
DeutschlandRadio-Online,
26. Dezember 2002, von Volkart Wildermuth, inkl.
Vollradiomanuskript in RTF-version
|
| Vom
Farbenhören und der Frage nach dem Geist im Gehirn |
RWTH
Aachen,
3. Dezember 2002, von Verena Johann
|
| Wie
bitte? Farben hören und Formen riechen? |
Apotheken-Umschau, 30. November 2002
|
| Musikalisierung
des Lebens und Synästhesie |
Philosophisches
Seminar der Universität Hannover/Abt. Klinische
Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie der Medizinischen
Hochschule Hannover
, Vorlesung am 20. November 2002, H.M. Emrich und U.
Schneider
|
| Experimente
zum Farbenhören
|
Fachgebiet
Lichttechnik der Technischen Universität Ilmenau, 29.
Oktober 2002, Prof. Dr-Ing. habil. Dietrich Gall,
Prof. Dr. phil. Paul Klimsa, Kantor Dipl.-Musiker
Hans-Jürgen Freitag und Studenten der TU
|
| Wenn
das Huhn nicht eckig genug schmeckt |
dpa/PZ,
Oktober 2002
|
| Porträt:
Synästhesie - Wenn
das Klingende leuchtet |
planet-wissen
(WDR, SWR und BR-alpha),
30. September 2002, von Julia Ucsnay
|
| Das
"Farbenhören" wird erforscht |
Stuttgarter
Zeitung, 17. September 2002 (von AP)
|
| "Sieben
ist blau" - Forschungsprojekt zur Synästhesie |
Ärzte
Zeitung, 25. August 2002
|
| Synästhetiker:
Das „Y“ ist grau, das „A“ ist rot |
FAZ.NET,
19. Mai 2002, von Nathalie Heinke
|
| Wenn
Krankheiten klingen und Himmelsrichtungen duften |
FAZ.NET,
17. Mai 2002, Rezension des Buches von
Hinderk M. Emrich, Udo Schneider, Markus Zedler
|
| Synästhetiker:
Ein rotes "A", ein graues "Y" |
geld-online,
15. Mai 2002
|
| Interview
- Synästhetiker: „Eine andere Art der Normalität“ |
FAZ.NET,
12. Mai 2002, Über die Ursache, Bedeutung und
Vorkommen dieses Phänomens sprach FAZ.NET mit
dem Leiter der Abteilung Klinische Psychiatrie und
Psychotherapie der Medizinischen Hochschule Hannover,
Professor Hinderk Emrich. Das Interview führte
Nathalie Heinke
|
| Das
Geheimnis der verschmolzenen Sinne - Wenn Farben
klingen: Der erste internationale Synästhetiker-Kongress
findet in Hannover statt |
Die
Welt, 16. April 2002, von Senya Müller
|
| Synästhesie
- Quintett der Sinne |
G-Netz,
9. April 2002
|
|
Von bunten Tönen und lauten Farben. Die verrückte Welt
der Synästhesie |
Aviva-Berlin, 07.
April 2002, von Linda Tidwell |
|
Wenn Buchstaben duften und
Farben klingen
|
Die Welt,
Wissenschaft,
19. März
2002 |
| Schrift
schmecken und Farben hören: Eine
kleine Kultur- und Hörgeschichte der Synästhesie |
Deutschlandfunk,
8. März
2002, von Guido
Graf
|
Synästhetische
Wahrnehmung und Geräuschdesign
|
Jahrestagung
der Deutschen Gesellschaft f. Akustik DAGA'02, Bochum,
4.-8. März
2002, Dr.-Ing. Michael Haverkamp
|
| Projektvorstellung
„Synästhesie“ |
Universität
Leipzig, EEG-Forschungslabor der Klinik für
Psychiatrie, 31. Januar 2002, von Dr. Martin Grunwald
|
| Farbenhören
häufiger als angenommen |
dpa/gms,
25. Januar 2002
|
| Synästhesie
– das Feuerwerk der Sinne |
natur&kosmos,
Januar 2002, von Jan
Berndorff
|
| Synästhesie
als Zeichenprozess |
Zeitschrift
für
Semiotik,
Band 24 Heft 1, 2002, Zusammenfassungen verschiedenen
Artikeln über
Synästhesie
von Roland Posner und Dagmar Schmauks,
Stephanie Kneip und Jörg Jewanski, Hinderk M. Emrich,
Markus Zedler und Udo Schneider, Jörg Jewanski,
William H. Edmondson, Sabine Schneider, Eva Kimminich
bzw. Martin Vetter
|
| Verknüpfung
auditiver und visueller Wahrnehmung |
Dr.-Ing.
Michael Haverkamp, 2002, Grundlagen f. Synästhetische
Wahrnehmung und Geräuschdesign
|
| Crossmodality
bzw. Synästhesie |
Universität
des Saarlandes, Fachrichtung Psychologie
|
|
Synästhesie - Vernetzung der
Sinne
|
Die Welt,
Wissenschaft,
9.
Dezember 2002, von Thorsten Dargatz |
| Voll
im Zauberwald?! |
PsychoPath, der
Zeitschrift der Fachschaft Psychologie an der TU
Dresden, Ausgabe 4 · 6. Dezember 2001, von Astrid Reißner,
Franka Mehnert & Mike Rinck |
|
Tribal - Synästhetiker
|
Arte,
30. November 2001
|
| Rote
Halbkugeln und kühle Glassäulen |
P.M.
Magazin, Wissens-News, November 2001 |
| Farben
hören Synästhesie wird erforscht |
nano
online, 09. Oktober 2001
|
| Vernetzung der Sinne: Neuropsychologie untersucht das Phänomen der Synäsethesie |
CH-Forschung, Oktober 2001, von Christine Sidler
|
| Wenn
die Sinne verschmelzen |
Die
Depesche, September 2001, von Antonie Kerwien
|
|
Klingender Blumenregen
|
Die Kirche (Seite 3),
19. August 2001, von Antje Bredemann |
| Farbwahrnehmung
bei Synästhetikern |
Universität
Bielefeld - Netzwerk Kognitionswissenschaft, 28. Juni
2001, Peter H. Weiss
|
|
Die Farbenhörer: Töne sehen, Geschmack spüren - Forscher sind den Geheimnissen der Synästesie auf der Spur |
SonntagsZeitung, 17. Juni 2001, von Nik Walter
|
| Hirnforschung:
Wie das Gehirn Farben, Gestalten und Bedeutungen
sortiert |
wissenschaft.de,
29. März 2001, von Doris
Marszk
|
|
Multimedia im Gehirn durch
Querverschaltungen
|
Die Welt,
Wissenschaft,
29. März 2001, von Uwe Seidenfaden |
|
Zeit für farbige Erkenntnis |
Netzeitung,
29. März 2001, von Maren Wernecke |
| Synästhesie
und Kunst |
Musiklabor
München Montagsgespräch, 22. Januar 2001,
Christine Söffing
|
|
Synästhetische
Wahrnehmung und Geräuschdesign/Grundlagen:
Verknüpfung auditiver und visueller Attribute
|
Klaus Becker (Hg.): Subjecktive
Fahreindrücke
sichtbar machen II. Haus der Technik Fachbuch 12.
Renningen-Malmsheim: expert-Verlag, 2001 [2005
überarbeitet], von Dr.-Ing.
Michael Haverkamp, Ford-Werke Gmbh, Köln |
| Sinn:
Sinn
|
Diplomarbeit
von Steffi Lindner 2001
|
| Synästhesie |
PSI-Forum
für Esoterik & Grenzwissenschaften, 20.
November 2000, von Carsten Olaf Martin
|
|
Wenn
Kälte wirklich klirrt: Annäherung an das Phänomen
der Synästhesie |
DeutschlandRadio,
15.
Oktober 2000,
von Martin Hubert
|
| Manche
Menschen rechnen farbig oder sehen Töne - Das Phänomen
der Synästhesie |
Psychotherapie
Report, 02. August 2000, von Doris Marszk
|
|
Manche Menschen rechnen
farbig |
wissenschaft.de,
Psychologie,
01. August 2000, von
Doris Marszk und inscight |
Wie wir hören: Synästhesie
|
Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR), 20. Juni 2000, von Angela
Bode
|
| Auren
sehen als Synästhesie |
Kersti's
Internetseite, 10. Juni 2000, von Kersti
Nebelsiek
|
| Zart
hellblaues C: Synästhetiker können Farben hören und
Formen schmecken |
Financial
Times Deutschland, 05. Mai 2000, von Monika Wimmer
|
|
Wein, der grün schmeckt |
Der Spiegel, 01. Mai 2000, von Veronika Hackenbroch
|
| Psychologie:
Bunte Musik und klingende Farbtöne: Verknüpfte
Sinneseindrücke bei Synästhesie |
wissenschaft.de,
05. April 2000, von Kirsten Lindloff und Universität
Leipzig
|
|
Der
Zombie im Menschen: Welche Vorgänge im Gehirn erzeugen
Bewusstsein? Wozu ist es gut? Und wer hat es überhaupt? |
MorgenWelt, 6. März
2000, von Gabor Paal |
| Synästhesie:
»Das Leuchtende ist immer auch das Klingende« |
Info3,
Februar 2000, von Judith Krischik
|
| Synästhesien:
Aspekte der Ausstellung *Kosmos im Kopf. Gehirn und
Denken* |
Deutsches
Hygiene - Museum Dresden 2000
|
| Synästhesie
- historisch und aktuell |
AHF-Information,
17. Dezember 1999, von Ulrike Zeuch
|
| Synästhesie |
Dr.med.Thomas
Walser, 20. Juni 1999
|
| Farbenhören:
Wie man Synästhetiker unter seinen SchülerInnen
erkennt |
Musik
& Bildung, Juni 1999, von Johannes Barkowsky
|
|
160.000
Deutsche erleben täglich ein Feuerwerk der Sinne
|
ekonline.de,
Medizinische Informationen, 19. März 1999
|
| Hirnforschung
Synästhesie - Wenn die Töne Farben haben: Sind Synästhetiker
die Vorboten einer neuen Menschheitsgeneration mit
leistungsstärkeren Gehirnen? |
wissenschaft.de,
01. Oktober 1998, von Beatrix Stoepel
|
|
Wer knackt die Nuss? - Das
Raetsel des Bewusstseins |
Süddeutscher Rundfunk,
Radio Akademie: Welt im Kopf, 20. Juni 1998,
Autor: Gabor Paal |
| Hirnforschung:
Knotenpunkt für Sinneseindrücke im Gehirn
identifiziert |
wissenschaft.de,
23. Februar 1998, von Doris Marszk, New Scientist
|
| Alle
Farben des Regenbogens |
Übersetzung des Artikels der
im San Francisco Chronicle
am 7. November 1997 veröffentlicht war, von Patricia
Lynne Duffy
|
| Synästhetiker hören
Farben, schmecken Ecken und
ringen um Selbsterfahrung |
Die Zeit, 12. September 1997, von Arno Orzessek
|
|
Reizende Zeiten: Farben schreien, Gerüche stechen, es wispert aus dem
Nichts.
Sind wir noch bei Sinnen? Eine neue ZEIT-Serie: Die Symphonie der Sinne |
Die Zeit, 11 April 1997, von Andreas Sentker
|
| Synästhetiker: Farben
hören, Töne sehen |
Die Zeit, 24.
April 1996, von
Volker Lange
|
| Wundersame
Lese-Reise in das menschliche Gehirn: Zehn von einer
Million Menschen hören Farben und schmecken Töne |
Berliner Zeiting, 24.
Juli 1995, von Brigitte E. Hengels
|
| Zur Differenzierung von Synästhesien und intermodalen Analogien |
Systemische Musikwissenschaft Festschrift Jobst Peter Fricke zum 65. Geburtstag,
1995, von Klaus-Ernst Behne
|
| Synästhesie |
medicine
worldwide, Institut
für Allgemeine Psychologie der Universität Leipzig,
von Sabine Schneider
|
| Synästhesie
- Vernetzung der Sinne |
science.ORF.at,
ein Beitrag von Birgit Dalheimer für die Ö1-Dimensionen
|
| Farben
hören,
Formen schmecken |
science.ORF.at,
von Birgit Dalheimer, Ö1-Wissenschaft
|
|
Synästhesie:
Vermischung von Warnehmungen |
die
Webseite von der Synästhetiker Michael Heinicke
|
| synästhesie |
die
Webseite von der Synästhetiker "gaucho"
|
|
Syn |
die
Webseite von der Synästhetiker "Jibiel"
|
|
Lernstrategie: Das rote »A« |
die
Webseite von der Synästhetiker
Harry Zingel |
|
Synästhesie |
die
Webseite von der Synästhetiker Elisabeth Sulser |
|
synästhesie |
die
Webseite von der Synästhetiker Claudia Hüfner |
|
Das
Selbstinterview |
die
Webseite von der Synästhetiker
Birgit Fork |
|
Synästhesie |
die
Webseite von der Synästhetiker
Eckhard Freuwört |
|
Synästhesie |
die
Webseite von der Synästhetiker
Angela Meders |
|
Synästhesie |
die
Webseite von der Synästhetiker
Nina Alexandra Kupczyk |
| Synästhesie
– Definition |
John
Brinckman Apotheke
|
Italian
- in italiano
|
L’incredibile dono della sinestesia - Dalla ’A’ che Rimbaud vedeva nera alla musica blu di Liszt: i sinesteti nella Storia |
L'Indro, 29 dicembre 2011,
di Alessia Ghisi Migliari |
|
Le basi genetiche della sinestesia |
BRAINFACTOR Cervello
e Neuroscienze, 09
febbraio 2009 |
|
Al posto dei suoni, Julian vede i colori: il violino è
bordeaux |
Salute24 - Il Sole 24 Ore, 28 febbraio
2009 |
|
Cervello. Le emozioni possono nascere "sulle mani",
sfiorando un tessuto o una superficie |
ItaliaInformazioni, 20 diciembre 2008 |
|
Uno studio dimostra che l'ipnosi può indurre la
sinestesia |
Le
Scienze Web News, 27 ottobre 2008 |
|
Sinestesia, sentire le immagini: Scoperta una forma
nuova e rara di sinestesia, condizione che mischia i 5
sensi |
La
Stampa, 8 agusto 2008 |
|
Se hai facoltà paranormali la spiegazione sta nel
cervello |
La
Stampa, 28 novembre 2007 |
|
Sinestesia: sapori in musica |
Yahoo! Italia, Salute Professional, 3 marzo 2005, di
Paola Mariano |
|
Se vedi cose strane è il cervello che fa contatto |
Yahoo! Italia, Salute Professional, 19 ottobre 2004,
di Emanuela Grasso |
|
Quando
i sensi si mescolano C’è un meccanismo genetico
alla base della «sinestesia» |
La
Stampa, Tutto Scienze, 31 marzo 2004, di
Silvia Santià
|
| Sinestesie.it |
Politecnico
di Milano, Dipartimento INDACO, prof. Dina Riccò,
Antonio Belluscio e Silvia Guerini - un punto di
riferimento, specificatamente italiano, per tutti gli
studiosi, i designer, i musicisti, gli artisti, e
quanti sono interessati al tema delle sinestesie
|
| Culture
della sinestesia |
Hortus
Musicus, n. 10, 2002, di Felice Accame e Carola
Catenacci
|
| I sinestetici |
ECplanet, luglio 2001, di Massimo Bertolucci
|
| Creatività
e sinestesia: una possibile correlazione |
Università
Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2000-2001
|
| Sinestesia
& Bambini |
Si
tratta di una miniricerca volta ad appurare
l'incidenza di abilità sinestesiche in bambini delle
elementari, di Sr. Gambirasio
|
Norwegian
- på
norsk
|
Ser farger som ikke finnes |
forskning.no,
09. des 2005, Av Randi M. Solhaug,
Journalist, Labyrint,
Universitetet i Tromsø |
|
|
forskning.no, 22. okt 2004, Av
Ingrid Spilde, Journalist
|
Sånn
er livet: Synestesi
audio |
NRK
P2, 5. februar 2002
|
| Eurytmi og det fargede
scenerommet: Musikk - dans - drama - scenografi ved begynnelsen av vårt århundre |
Trykket
i tidsskriftet Steinerskolen nr. 4/1987, Av Arve Mathisen
|
Polish - po polski
|
W (bezpośrednim) kontakcie z przeszłością
|
KopalniaWiedzy, 16-12-09, dla
Anna Blońska |
|
Kolory na
"fortepianie świetlnym" Skriabina |
Wikipedia: Aleksandr Skriabin |
| Błękitna
symfonia: Niezwykłe umiejętności
niewielkiej grupy osób pomogą naukowcom wyjaśnić,
na czym polega kreatywność ludzkiego umysłu |
Newsweek
Polska, 11-01-2004,
numer
02/04, strona
52,
Anne
Underwood
|
| Nasze
zmysły współpracują ze sobą: Tyle
że ta współpraca czasem przybiera dziwne
formy - np. "słyszymy" kolory bądź
"widzimy" dźwięki |
Gazeta.pl,
Nauka Konferencja
w Nowym Orleanie,
14-11-2003,
Sławomir
Zagórski
|
| Czy
twierdzenia niektórych osób, jakoby potrafiły
smakować kształty, widzieć smaki i słyszeć
kolory, są oznakami zjawisk paranormalnych, czy
raczej sztuczka ich |
Tomkoz,
2003, Tomasz K.
|
| Stwierdzono,
które obszary mózgu są aktywne w synestezji |
Serwis
Internetowy dla Ochrony Zdrowia, 2002-03-04
|
| Tomasz
Sikora: Synestezja |
hyperreal.info,
2002-01-04
|
| Badacze
rozwikłali jedną z zagadek zjawiska
synestezji |
PAP,
27 lipca 2000
|
Portuguese - em português
|
Sinestesia: O que é? |
Mulher Portuguesa |
| O
que é Sinestesia? |
Revista
Cérebro & Mente,
Núcleo de Informática Biomédica, Universidade
Estadual de Campinas, Brasil, 25 de mai de 2003, tradução
e adaptação, Renato M.E. Sabbatini, PhD
|
|
Sinestesia ou quando 4 + 3 = amerlo |
O Cérebro Nosso de Cada Dia, jan/fev de 2002
|
| Sinestesia |
Paidéia
On-Line, 2001
|
| Sinestesia:
a capacidade de ouvir cores |
Diário
do Vale, 4 de dezembro de 2000
|
Spanish
- en
español
|
¿Qué es la sinestesia? ¿Qué sabemos sobre ella? ¿Qué nos queda por saber?
|
amazings.es, 30 de
diciembre 2011, por Biotay |
|
Trastoca sinestesia arte y ciencia
|
Noticias Voz e Imagen, 10 de
agosto 2011, por Diana Saavedra |
|
Catas de vino, agua y miel en la semana de la sinestesia
|
Granada Hoy, 2 de agosto 2011 |
|
III Semana Internationaol de Sinestesia: Fotos y resultados
|
Blog de La Tahá,
1 de agosto 2011 |
|
Entrevista sobre la III Semana de Sinestesia en
Mecina - Helena Melero / Violence
Peramón / Juanjo Romero
|
Radio Alpujarra, 29 de julio,
2011 |
|
La Alpujarra profundiza en ciencia, arte y creatividad
|
Granada Hoy, 25 de julio 2011 |
|
La III Semana Internacional de Sinestesia, Ciencia, Arte y Creatividad invita a
despertar los sentidos
|
AndalucíaNoticias, 8 de julio 2011 |
|
Sinestesia/synesthesia. Grupo de investigación Internacional |
El grupo de Investigación INTERDISCIPLINAR sobre
sinestesia, aplicación a las didácticas (plásticas)
generales y específicas, continúa el sondeo (primera
fase) en la Facultad de Ciencias de la Educación y
Humanidades de la Universidad de Granada |
|
Las personas que perciben visualmente los números recuerdan mejor fechas de
sucesos pasados |
Soyborderline.com, 22 de
dciembre 2009 |
|
La sinestesia: mezcla de los sentidos |
Puleva Salud,
25 de agosto 2009,
por Dª. Trinidad
Aparicio Pérez, Psicóloga clínica, Psicóloga escolar,
Granada |
|
El Alcalde de Cuevas preside el acto de inauguración del III Congreso
Internacional de Arte y Sinestesia de Granada |
Teleprensa World, 28 de abril
2009 |
|
Cientificos de todo el mundo asisten en Granada al Congreso de Sinestesia,
Ciencia y Arte |
Ideal Digital, 28 de abril
2009 |
|
Tocar la música, gustar los colores |
La Opinión de Granada, 24 de
marzo 2009 |
|
Oiga Doctor: veo por el oído... como Rimbaud, Kandinsky y Nobokov |
Granada Digital, 20 de enero
2009, por María Gracia López |
|
Encuentran dos casos nuevos de sinestesia que asocia las sensaciones táctiles a
sensaciones emocionales |
LaFlecha, 7 de enero 2009 |
|
Sinestesia, sentidos confundidos entre sí |
Hoy Digital, 3 de enero 2009,
por Anna Jiménez |
I Congreso Int.Sinestesia y Arte
2005, Cuevas del Almanzora
|
Fundacion internacional artecittà, Resumen
documental del primer congreso en España,
Introduction: synesthesia, science and art 2007,
Granada |
|
Una de cada
1.000 personas presenta sinestesia, un fenómeno psicológico que permite oler un
sonido o escuchar un color |
Departamento de Psicología Experimental y Fisiología del
Comportamiento, Facultad de Psicología, el
grupo de investigación de Neurociencia
Cognitiva de la Universidad
de Granada, 26 de abril 2007,
Dra. Alicia Callejas Sevilla |
|
Aportaciones teóricas y prácticas sobre la sinestesia y las percepciones sonoras
en la pintura contemporánea |
Universitat de Barcelona, Ciències
Humanes i Socials, tesis por Timothy Baird Layden,
28 de febrero 2005 |
| El aura puede ser un fenómeno cerebral: Las personas que perciben colores en torno a los cuerpos padecerían una enfermedad neurológica llamada sinestesia |
Tendencias Cientificas, 7 de noviembre 2004, por Eduardo Martínez |
| Sinestesia
...o cuando los sentidos se confunden |
Revista
clarin domingo, 9 de septiembre 2003 |
|
Sinestesia y emociones: reacciones afectivas ante la
percepción de estímulos sinestésicamente
incongruentes
|
Departamento de Psicología Experimental y Fisiología del
Comportamiento, Facultad de Psicología, el
grupo de investigación de Neurociencia
Cognitiva de la Universidad
de Granada, junio de 2006, tesis doctoral de Juan Lupiáñez y Alicia Callejas
|
|
El color de las palabras
|
Ideal,
13 de junio de 2003, por Jose Antonio Sola |
| Sinestesia:
Cómo ver los sonidos y escuchar los colores |
Aula
de El Mundo, 23
de enero de 2003, por Paloma
Corredor
|
| Estudio
y análisis de las interrelaciones sinestésicas en
los procesos sensoriales |
VI
de Congreso Antropología aplicada, Centro de
Investigaciones Etnológicas Angel Ganivet, Granada,
14 al 15 de noviembre de 2002, Mª José de Córdoba
Serrano
|
| No
es locura, es sinestesia |
Instituto
de Investigaciones Antropologicas, Humanidades,
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM),
Coordinación de la Investigación Científica, 26 de
junio de 2002, por René Drucker Colín
|
| Beethoven
Huele A Cerezas |
El
Correo, Territorios, ciencia/futuro, 24 de abril
de 2002
|
|
Entrevista
con Richard E. Cytowic: Los
sentidos sin sentido |
RTVE,
31 de marzo de 2002, Eduardo
Punset
|
| Un
«cruce de cables» en el cerebro permite «oír» los
colores |
La
Nueva España,
29 de marzo de 2002
|
| "2"
Es Naranja Pero "Dos" Es Azul |
Amazings.com,
21 de marzo de 2002
|
| Estudian
la sinestesia, una deslumbrante sinfonía de
sensaciones |
Associated
Press, 19 de marzo de 2002, por Paul Recer
|
| ¿Ve
usted lo que yo veo? |
Discover
en español, enero 2000, por
Brad Lemley
|
| ¿Qué
es la Sinestesia? |
ConsultaPsi
|
Swedish
- på svenska
|
Ett liv av färger
|
Gaffas
Blog, 2 jan 2010 |
|
Synestesi kan "uppstå" utan färger
|
Nyfiken Vital, 22 dec 2009 |
|
Synestesi.se |
Christian Liljeberg, 2005,
Skandinaviens mötesplats för diskussion och
informationsutbyte om synestesi |
|
Finns det biologiska förklaringar till skaparglädje? |
Sveriges Utbildningsradio, 2005, TV-Program |
|
"Fredag är ju
gul" |
Sveriges Utbildningsradio, Vetenskap, 2005, av
Michael Morsing
|
|
Riksutställningar - Synestesi |
Universeum i Göteborg,
07
mar 2005, en sida om synestesi som publicerats i
samband med utställningen Se hjärnan |
|
"Emma är blåskimrande" |
Svenska Dagbladet, 18 maj 2004, Intervju med Irma
Wahlbeck och Christian Liljeberg, av Anna Lagerblad |
|
Ett inre liv i färger |
Svenska Dagbladet, 18 maj 2004, Intervju med
författaren Monica Vester, av Anna Lagerblad |
| Vilken
färg har C-dur? |
Dagens
Nyheter, 6 februari 2003, Essä om synestesi, i
synnerhet hos olika typer av konstnärer, av Thomas
Anderberg
|
| Siffror
och bokstäver blir färger i hjärnan |
Göteborgs-Posten,
10 april 2002, Artikel om en studie om synestesi som
ägt rum på Vanderbilt University, av Ulrika
Wahlström
|
| Synestesi |
Retroglobe,
2002, Christian Liljeberg beskriver sin synestesi, som visar sig som färgade siffor och bokstäver
|
| Synestesi:
Att
förnimma omvärlden med dubbla sinnen |
Eva
Quirbach's websida, 2002
|
|
En sinnenas inre logik |
Känguru, Humanistiska Föreningens, 2001, av Anne
Bachmann |
| Synestesi
- nästa steg efter multimedia? |
Stockholms
Gasverk, 27 september 1998, Anförande vid utställningen
"Kosmisk strålning pågår", av Karl-Erik
Tallmo
|
| Jag
ser vad du säger! |
Ogas
Synestesi, En ovanlig sida med visst innehåll om
synestesi
|
Turkish
- Türkçe
| Sinestezi |
Denizce,
27.05.2003,
Dr. Sultan Tarlaci, Nörologi
Uzmani
|
| Sosyal
Bir Fenomen :: Sinestezi |
hafif.org,
08.07.2002, oky
|
| Sözcükler
renkli, sesler gökkuşağı... |
Evrensel,
22.03.2002
|
| Tuz
köşeli, beş mavi, A kırmızı... |
Radikal-Online,
27.02.2002
|
| Renkleri
işitmek, Sesleri Görmek: Sinestezi
|
Aralik,
2001, Dr. Sultan Tarlaci, Nörologi
Uzmani
|
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