The Phenomenology of Synaesthesia

Journal of Consciousness Studies 10 (8):49-57 (2003)
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This article supplements our earlier paper on synaesthesia published in JCS. We discuss the phenomenology of synaesthesia in greater detail, raise several new questions that have emerged from recent studies, and suggest some tentative answers to these questions.

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Eleanor Hubbard
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