The Hidden Sense by Campen, Cretien van -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Coverpage Halftitle LEONARDO Title Copyright Contents Series Foreword Acknowledgments The Hidden Sense 1 Introduction Section I

2 Music Video Clip without TV

Looking Around in Sound Images Two-Way Traffic Synesthesia, Drugs, and Rock and Roll Romantic Landscapes Synesthetic Composers Olivier Messiaen György Ligeti Michael Torke Bach in Colored Bars Vivaldi’s Coils

3 Children Draw Music

Baby’s Sensory Soup The Senses Seindentte Children Discover Synesthesia Painting on Music Developing Synesthesia

4 Visual Music

Color Organs Scriabin’s Vision Musical Paintings The Digital Salon

Section II

5 Calculating in Colors

Red Plus Red Is Black Arabesques and Pattern Recognition Numbers in Space Visual Thinking Extraordinary Thinkers

6 Poetic Synesthesia

Synesthesia in a Character Arms on My Brains How Many Senses? Synesthetic Indians Channeling Sensory Impressions

7 Exploring Drug-Induced Synesthesia

Opium Eaters Murmuring Twilight The Hashish Club Pharmacological Studies Is Synesthesia a Hallucination?

Section III

8 A Colored Brain?

Normal or Abnormal? Who Is a Synesthete? How Many Synesthetes? A Slippery Subject

9 Dark Double Bass and Purple Piano

Color, a Multifaceted Experience Colors in Odors, Flavors, and Music Varieties in Form and Dynamics Matching Sensory Qualities Common and Particular Synesthesia

10 The Hidden Sense

A Particular Common Sense A New View Enjoying, Knowing, and Creating Awareness of Synesthesia What Is Learned in the Cradle Lasts Till the Tomb My Synesthesia

Bibliography Name Index Subject Index