Brains: New Synesthesia Blog

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Brains: New Synesthesia Blog

New Synesthesia Blog

The St. Louis Synesthesia Research team has updated the website to include a blog on synesthesia. We hope to share the experiences of both having and researching this interesting condition. We are open to contributions from outside authors with an interest in synesthesia. Check out the first post by Kristian Marlow on one of our case studies.

Posted by berit brogaard at 7/17/2012 4:04 PM

Categories: Philosophy of Mind, blogs
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