Synaesthesia in Autism by Bogdashina O.B.

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Redefining synaesthesia? by Cohen Kadosh, R, Terhune, D

“…In a thought-provoking paper, Simner (2012) highlights and criticizes a number of assumptions concerning synaesthesia. She specifically takes issue with the following assumptions: (1) synaesthesia is strictly a sensory-perceptual phenomenon; (2) consistency of inducer-concurrent pairs is the gold standard for establishing the authenticity of an individual's synaesthesia; and (3) synaesthesia is not heterogeneous. …”

Body Tubes and Synaesthesia by Stephen Hugh-Jones

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The immune hypothesis of synaesthesia by Duncan A Carmichael, Julia eSimner

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Synaesthesia: learned or lost? by Cohen Kadosh, R, Henik, A, Walsh, V

“…The question why synaesthesia, an atypical binding within or between modalities, occurs is both enduring and important. …”

Developing synaesthesia: A primer by Beat eMeier, Nicolas eRothen

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Multimodality, Synaesthesia and Intersemiotic Translation by Carmen Daniela Maier

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Grapheme-colour synaesthesia and the orthoptist by Marianne E. F. Piano, Paul C. Knox, Anna O’connor

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Automaticity in Stimulus-Parity Synaesthesia by Dumbalska, T, White, R, Duta, M, Nation, K

“…Automaticity is a defining characteristic of synaesthesia. Here we assess for automaticity in stimulus-parity synaesthesia; a subtype that has been documented only three times in the literature. …”

Correcting misconceptions about synaesthesia. by Terhune, D, Rothen, N, Cohen Kadosh, R

Synaesthesia: The multisensory dining experience by Spence, C, Youssef, J

“…The phenomenon of synaesthesia has undoubtedly proved a great inspiration to a number of artists, designers, and marketers for more than a century now. …”

Why vicarious experience is not an instance of synaesthesia by Nicolas eRothen, Beat eMeier

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Teaching Synaesthesia as a Gateway to Creativity by Monica D. Murgia

“…In 2009, I began explaining the neurological condition of synaesthesia and later introduced this phenomenology in a course designed to cultivate creativity to first year fashion design students. …”
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PSYCHOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES IN PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL SYNAESTHESIA by A. V. Sidoroff-Dorso, V. I. Volokhova

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Synaesthesia and cortical connections: cause or correlation? by Cohen Kadosh, R, Walsh, V

Small is bright and big is dark in synaesthesia. by Cohen Kadosh, R, Henik, A, Walsh, V

“…In synaesthesia, certain perceptual or conceptual stimuli (called inducers), trigger an additional concurrent experience. …”

Developmental aspects of synaesthesia across the adult lifespan by Beat eMeier, Beat eMeier, Nicolas eRothen, Stefan eWalter, Stefan eWalter

“…In synaesthesia, stimuli such as sounds, words or letters trigger experiences of colours, shapes or tastes and the consistency of these experiences is a hallmark of this condition. …”
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Colour-grapheme synaesthesia affects binocular vision by Chris L.E. Paffen, Maarten J Van der Smagt, Tanja C.W. Nijboer

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Can Grapheme-Colour Synaesthesia be Induced by Hypnosis? by Hazel Patricia Anderson, Hazel Patricia Anderson, Anil K Seth, Anil K Seth, Zoltan eDienes, Zoltan eDienes, Jamie eWard, Jamie eWard

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Colour and texture associations in voice-induced synaesthesia by Anja eMoos, David eSimmons, Julia eSimner, Rachel eSmith

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