Synaesthesia

Simon Baron-Cohen is Professor of Developmental Psychopathology at the University of Cambridge and Fellow at Trinity College, Cambridge. He is Director of the Autism Research Centre (ARC) in Cambridge. John E Harrison is a Researh Associate at the University of Cambridge.

• Part I: Background:. 1. Synaesthesia: An Introduction: John E. Harrison and Simon Baron-Cohen (Cambridge University).2. Synaesthesia: Richard Cytowic.Part II: Classic Papers:.3. Extract on Synaesthesia from 'Inquiries into Human Faculty': Sir Francis Galton.4. On Coloured-Hearing Synaesthesia: Cross-Modal Translations of Sensory Dimensions: Lawrence Marks.5. 'Correspondences': Charles Baudelaire.6. Extract from "The Mind of a Mnemonist": Alexander Luria.Part III: Neuroscientific Perspectives:.7. Synaesthesia: A Review of Psychological Theories: John E. Harrison and Simon Baron-Cohen (Cambridge University).8. The Physiological Basis of Synaesthesia: Christopher D. Frith and Eraldo Paulesu (Wellcome Department of Cognitive Neurology and Institute H. San Raffaele, Milan).9. Perception and Sensory Information in Synaesthetic Experience: Petter G. Grossenbacher (National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda).10. Possible Implications of Synaesthesia for the Hard Question of Consciousness: Jennifer Gray, Julia Nunn, Steve Williams and Simon Baron-Cohen (Institute of Psychiatry, City University, Institute of Psychiatry and Cambridge University).11. Synaesthesia: Is a Genetic Analysis Feasible?: Mark E. S. Bailey and Keith Johnson (Both Glasgow University).Part IV: Developmental Perspectives:.12. Synaesthesia: Implications for Modularity of Mind: Gabriel M. A. Segal (King's College, London).13. Neonatal Synaesthesia: Implications for the Processing of Speech and Faces: Daphne Maurer.14. Synaesthesia: Implications for Developmental Neurobiology: Henri Kennedy, Colette Dehay, Alexandre Batardiere and Pascal Barone (All INSERM, France).Part V: Clinical and Personal Perspectives:.15. Synaesthesia: Possible Mechanisms: E. M. R. Critchley (Preston Royal Infirmary).16. Two Synaesthetes Talking Color: Alison Motluk (New Scientist).