法国诗人亚瑟·兰波(Arthur Rimbaud)和查​​尔斯·波德莱尔(Charles Baudelaire)写下了联觉经历,但没有证据表明他们本身就是联觉。波德莱尔1857年的“通讯”介绍了感官可以而且应该混合的概念。波德莱尔参加了精神病学家雅克 - 约瑟夫莫罗的大麻实验,并对感官如何相互影响感兴趣。[14]兰波后来写了Voyelles(1871),这可能比通讯推广联觉更重要。他后来吹嘘“J'inventais la couleur des voyelles!” (我发明了元音的颜色!)。[90]
声音
Peter Meijer开发了一种名为The vOICe的感官替代装置(大写字母“O”,“I”和“vOICe”中的“C”旨在唤起表达“哦,我看到”)。 vOICe是一个私人拥有的研究项目,没有风险投资,1991年首次使用低成本硬件实施。[100] vOICe是一种视觉到听觉的感觉替代设备(SSD),以高分辨率(高达25,344像素)保留视觉细节。[101]该设备包括笔记本电脑,头戴式摄像头或计算机摄像头和耳机。 vOICe将由摄像机捕获的周围环境的视觉刺激转换为通过耳机以每秒一个声景的默认速率传递给用户的相应听觉表示(音景)。每个声景都是从左到右的扫描,高度由音高表示,亮度由响度表示。[102] vOICe通过将丢失的感觉模态中的信息转换为剩余模态中的刺激来补偿视力丧失。[103]
另见:
Allochiria
Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response
Fantasy prone personality
Hallucination
Ideophone
Parosmia
Psychedelic drug
Sensory substitution
Thought-Forms
Visual music
The Yellow Sound
McCollough effect
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