Cortex Special Issue Page 1 Cortex Special Issue The Eye’s Mind – visual imagination,
neuroscience and the humanities INTRODUCTION Adam Zeman, Cognitive Neurology …

DR experiences a rare form of synesthesia in which the sight of people simultaneously
induces colors. We evaluated her conviction that her synesthetic 'people-colors' are stable …

Grapheme–color synesthesia is a condition in which objectively achromatic graphemes
induce concurrent color experiences. While it was long thought that the colors emerge …

Cortical auditory modelling has gained traction in the past few years. Particularly, the caudal
auditory fields have been theorised to play a role in auditory-somatosensory and auditory …

Synaesthesia is a perceptual condition in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive
pathway leads to automatic and involuntary experiences in a secondary sensory or cognitive …

Congenital aphantasia is a variation of the human experience, characterised by a life-long
inability to generate voluntary mental imagery, and so far, has been examined in the visual …

Nabokov belongs to a small “family” of great artists also known as synesthetes, suggesting a
link between synesthesia and creativity. Moreover, Nabokov's report of precise synesthetic …

In synaesthesia, senses are blended together” and experiences in one sensory modality
produce additional sensations in another modality. Not only do synaesthetes perceive the …

This paper will explore the different forms of synesthesia and its influences on convergent
and divergent thinking in an individual, along with the relationship between synesthesia and …

Synesthesia is a condition that involves the simultaneous experience of any sensory
stimulation with a different sense. The current study aims to understand the experience of …