4. Ich denke leiblICH! Denkräumliche Reflektionsebenen bei der Konstitution von Identität aus neo-phänomenologischer Perspektive

„All accounts of synaesthesiae are based on a set of core facts: that a small percentage of the population report extraordinary sensations of colours, tastes, shapes, etc., triggered by everyday activities such as reading, listening to music, eating, and so on. Synaesthetes might see colours when they hear sounds, for example […] or experience tastes in the mouth when reading or speaking […].These sensations are explicitly experienced in that synaesthetes are consciously aware of them in daily life. The synaesthetic sensations supplement, but do not replace the usual modality-specific perceptions. So for example, synaesthetes seeing colours when exposed to musical sounds experience those colours alongside the usual, everyday auditory sensations that those sounds would trigger in the average person.“ Simner (2012:1 f.).