Synesthesia
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (forthcoming)
| Abstract | This encyclopedia entry provides an extended review of scientific work on synesthesia and reviews the philosophical literature that has drawn on synesthesia in order to arbitrate various disputes pertaining to topics such as the nature of consciousness, color, mental architecture, and perceptual representation, as well as several other topics. | |||||||||
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