The table does not list all
the existing types of synesthesia (and it isn't a complete list of all the pages on this website), it is just a route for finding information
on this site.
Why is it impossible to list all the types of synesthesia that exist?
Concurrents → ↓ Inducers |
Sight |
Hearing |
Touch |
Taste |
Smell |
Other sensations |
Personification |
Spatial position |
Parity |
Sight |
(Note: for more visual inducers, see “sequences of concepts” below) |
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Machine empathy |
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Hearing |
(Sight) Including: |
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(Touch) |
(Taste) Including, among others: |
(Smell) The types included are
described on the page on auditory-olfactory synesthesia |
(Other) |
(Personification) Personification
of musical sequences |
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Touch |
(Sight) |
(Hearing) |
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(Taste) |
(Smell) |
(Other) |
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Taste |
(Sight) |
(Hearing) |
(Touch) |
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Smell |
(Sight) |
(Hearing) |
(Touch) |
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Other sensations |
(Sight) Perceived emotion-to-colour/shape |
(Hearing) |
(Touch) |
(Taste) |
(Smell) |
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Sequences of concepts |
(Sight) |
(Hearing) |
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(Taste) |
(Smell) |
(Other) |
(Personification) Ordinal linguistic personification Personification of days or months Personification of sequences of objects |
(Spatial) Its subtypes are: |
(Parity) |
Concurrents → |
Sight |
Hearing |
Touch |
Taste |
Smell |
Other sensations |
Personification |
Spatial position |
Parity |
Wow, I've never realized just how many things I experience are a part of my synesthesia, which my therapist and I had only identified within the last few years. For the longest time I thought that everybody saw movie-like scenes overlayed with reality whenever they listened to instrumental music, or were able to taste the colors of what they saw, so you can imagine my surprise when I learned that most people don't experience that 😅
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