Vol. 10 (2013): Synesthesia

Table of contents

Introduction

Introduction

Sean A. Day, Anton V. Sidoroff-Dorso

5-12

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Articles

Synesthesia on Our Mind

Lawrence E. Marks, Catherine M. Mulvennad

13-36

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Synaesthesia: a Conceptualization (‘Synthesis’-) Phenomenon. Philosophical and Neurobiological Aspects

Christopher Sinke, Janina Neufeld, Markus Zedler, Hinderk M. Emrich

37-54

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What can synaesthesia tell us about our minds?

Aleksandra Rogowska

55-82

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Synaesthesia quotient: operationalising an individual index of phenotypic expressivity of developmental synaesthesia

Anton V. Sidoroff-Dorso

83-124

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Semantic representation of synaesthesia

Beat Meier

125-134

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Synesthesia: a return to the body

Helena Melero

135-148

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The beginnings of an interdisciplinary study of synaesthesia: Discussions about the Nussbaumer brothers (1873)

Jörg Jewanski, Sean A. Day, Julia Simner, Jamie Ward

149-176

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Why study synesthesia? What can that teach us about ourselves?

M. José De Córdoba Serrano

177-194

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The Discovery of Synesthesia in Childhood

Cretien van Campen

195-206

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On the shapes of flavours: A review of four hypotheses

Charles Spence, Ophelia Deroy

207-238

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Interviews

“We are on to something real and fundamental.” An interview with Richard E. Cytowic

239-244

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