What is synaesthesia? What is called synaesthesia

Synaesthesia figure of speech, also known as "transference", is a figure of speech that uses figurative language to transfer sensations when describing objective things, and communicates and intersects different senses such as hearing, vision, smell, taste, and touch, and shifts and transforms each other, making the image more lively and novel.

Synaesthesia is to communicate the feelings of different senses, and to cause sensory transfer through association, "writing feelings with feelings". The communication between various sensory organs in the creation and appreciation of literature and art.

It refers to the sense of sight, hearing, touch, smell and other senses that can communicate without boundaries, it is a physiological and psychological phenomenon shared by people, and it is inseparable from the cultivation of people's social practice. In synaesthesia, colors seem to have temperature, sounds seem to have images, and warmth and cold seem to have weight.

Synaesthesia is a rhetorical technique, also known as "transference", which is a rhetorical format that uses figurative language to transfer sensations when describing objective things, and communicates and intersects different senses such as human hearing, vision, smell, taste, and touch, and transfers and transforms each other.

For example, a sentence in Zhu Ziqing's "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond": The breeze passes through, sending wisps of fragrance, as if the faint singing voice on the tall building in the distance". (olfactory and auditory synaesthesia).

The psychic word is that as soon as you want to say something, he will do it for you.

Synaesthesia is a rhetorical way of communicating and blending different senses such as hearing, sight, smell, taste, touch, and consciousness.

For example, you can understand that a cute little girl said, "I like to sleep on my mother's sun-dried quilt the most, because it smells of sunshine!" "The sunlight here is smelled with the nose, not seen with the eyes, which is called synaesthesia.

Synaesthesia is to communicate the feelings of different senses, and to cause sensory transfer through association, "writing feelings with feelings".

1. Explain in detail.

Synaesthesia, also known as "transference", is a rhetorical format that uses the language of images to transfer the senses, communicates and intersects the different senses of the filial travelers, such as hearing, vision, smell, taste, and touch, and transfers and transforms each other, and transfers the words that originally expressed the feelings of A to represent the feelings of B, so as to make the images more lively and novel.

2. Rhetorical role.

It can break through the limitations of language, enrich the aesthetic taste of expression, and enhance the artistic effect of writing. In modern literary works, the use of synaesthesia can enable readers to participate in the perception of aesthetic objects with various senses, overcome the limitations of aesthetic object perception and senses, and make the aesthetic sense produced by the article richer and stronger.

3. Synaesthesia paradigm.

1) "The breeze blows through, sending wisps of fragrance, like the faint singing of a tall building in the distance." (Zhu Ziqing's "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond") The fragrance is the sense of smell, and the singing is the sense of hearing.

2) "In addition to the brilliance, there is also a faint aroma, and the aroma seems to be light purple as well, and it gently envelops me like a dream. (Zong Pu's "Wisteria Falls") aroma appeals to the sense of smell, color appeals to vision, dreams are the hallucination of the brain, and human feelings can be communicated. The author wants to transform the invisible fragrance into a tangible color to describe the ethereal and soft feeling.

Common figures of speech:

1. Parables. Metaphor is a commonly used figure of speech, and it is one of the figures of speech to describe or illustrate thing A with thing B that has a similarity with thing A.

2. Borrowing. Substitution is a figure of speech device that refers to not directly saying the name of the thing to be said, but referring to it by the name of another thing that is related to it.

3. Exaggeration. Exaggeration is a rhetorical method that deliberately exaggerates or shrinks the image, characteristics, role, and degree of things in order to achieve a certain expressive effect.

4. Anthropomorphism. The anthropomorphic rhetorical method is to personify things, to turn things that do not have human actions and feelings into things that do not have human actions and feelings.

Synaesthesia is the perception of other images or another image with which the imitation town has commonality, similarity, and symmetry when we use one image. Synaesthesia is a mode of thinking, and reversal and borrowing are the rhetorical techniques of modern Chinese poetry, but the formation, use, and effect of this technique are the products of synaesthesia thinking. Therefore, reversal and borrowing are literal expressions of absolute resistance, which are material, while synaesthesia is thinking and conscious.

The commonality, similarity, and symmetry between images are the internal connections between images. It exists objectively, and does not change or shift according to the author's synaesthesia. It constitutes a prerequisite for the siloed setting of the literal image, without which the existence of the siloed island loses its meaning.

As far as a certain image is concerned, whether the author can accurately and quickly find other related images that have commonality, similarity and symmetry with it, and use them, is not only the role of synaesthesia itself, but also a test of the author's synaesthesia and the degree of macroaesthesia.