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The phenomenology of synaesthesia
Journal of Consciousness Studies 10 (8):49-57 (2003)
Abstract
This article supplements our earlier paper on synaesthesia published in JCS (Ramachandran & Hubbard, 2001a). 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 questionsLinks
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