Are we all born synaesthetic? Examining the neonatal synaesthesia hypothesis.
The popular claim that humans are born in a state of 'buzzing confusion' (James, 1890) can be explained either in terms of a lack of connection between sensory outputs which remain isolated, or, on the contrary, as a lack of sensory specificity leading to indistinct perceptual experiences....
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2013
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