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EnglishSynesthesia phenomena are understood and referred to differently within Psychology and Classical Rhetoric. Both areas / regard synesthesia as a perception that crosses stimuli of different sensorial areas. This can be verified when the individual refers to certain perception through stimuli of a perceptual area usually linked to another area of perception (associating, for example, letters to colors). Within Psychology, synesthesia is usually linked to pathologies, considering synesthetic associations as non-normal connections; within Classical Rhetoric, synesthesia is understood as a figure of speech (a "figure of style") that allows to decorate verbal expressiveness. Recent cognitive studies, however, seem to evidence in so many cases the non-randomness of synesthesia, even within the so-called synesthetic brains. In so doing, the so-called synesthesia phenomena (such as associating a color with a letter, with a sound, a word or a phrase not directly referring to color itself) may not be as random as previously thought. A set of 843 surveys was conducted involving 9 proverbs not directly linked to color ( like for example "Who wants everything, loses everything") in order to understand the greater or lesser arbitrariness and randomness of the association established between colors and linguistic structures of relatively autonomous meaning such as proverbs. The respondent was / Respondents were asked to associate a color with the presented proverb. The purpose is to verify if some / whether or not some systematicity can be found in the linguistic-cognitive processing of the association between colors and the meaning of words and phrases not including / which / that do not include specific direct references to color. portuguesOs fenomenos de sinestesia sao entendidos e referidos de forma diferente dentro da Psicologia e da Retorica classica. Ambas as areas entenderem a sinestesia como uma percecao que cruza estimulos de diferentes areas sensoriais, verificando-se quando o individuo refere determinada percecao atraves de estimulos de uma area percetiva habitualmente ligados a uma outra area de percecao (associar, por exemplo, letras a cores). Dentro da Psicologia, a sinestesia e habitualmente ligada as patologias, considerando-se as ligacoes sinestesicas como ligacoes nao normais; dentro da Retorica classica, e entendida como um artificio da linguagem (uma “figura de estilo”) que permite embelezar a expressividade verbal. Os estudos mais recentes dentro da cognicao, no entanto, parecem evidenciar a nao aleatoriedade completa das sinestesias, mesmo dentro dos chamados cerebros sinestetas. A ser assim, os fenomenos ditos de sinestesia, como associar uma cor a uma letra, a um som, a uma palavra ou frase nao diretamente referente a cor, nao serao tao aleatorios como aparentemente pareciam ser. Para tentar perceber a maior ou menor arbitrariedade e aleatoriedade da associacao entre cores e estruturas linguisticas de significado relativamente autonomo como os proverbios, realizamos 843 inqueritos que incluiam 9 proverbios nao diretamente ligados a cor (como por exemplo “quem tudo quer, tudo perde”). Pedia-se que o inquirido associasse uma cor ao proverbio apresentado. A finalidade sera a de, desta forma, verificar ate que ponto se pode encontrar alguma sistematicidade no processamento linguistico-cognitivo de associacao entre a cor o significado de palavras e frases que nao incluem referencias diretas a cores.

As cores no processamento do significado: provérbios e sinestesia