Empire of the Senses: The Sensual Culture Reader (Sensory Formations Series) Book

	Introduction : empires of the senses	1
1	The mind's eye : what the blind see	25
2	Inside the five sense sensorium	43
3	Remembering the senses	59
4	The witch's senses : sensory ideologies and transgressive femininities from the Renaissance to modernity	70
5	The senses divided : organs, objects, and media in early modern England	85
6	The death of the sensuous chemist : the 'new' chemistry and the transformation of sensuous technology	106
7	Charting the cultural history of the senses	128
8	McLuhan in the rainforest : the sensory worlds of oral cultures	147
9	Consciousness as 'feeling in the body' : a West African theory of embodiment, emotion and the making of mind	164
10	Places sensed, senses placed : toward a sensuous epistemology of environments	179
11	The tea ceremony : a symbolic analysis	192
12	Engaging the spirits of modernity : Temiar songs of a changing world	212
13	Home cooking : Filipino women and geographies of the senses in Hong Kong	224
14	A tonic of wildness : sensuousness in Henry David Thoreau	251
15	Volatile effects : olfactory dimensions of art and architecture	265
16	Hyperesthesia, or, the sensual logic of late capitalism	281
17	Under the jaguar sun	304
18	Michel Serres' five senses	318
19	Darwin's disgust	335
20	Strindberg's 'deranged sensations'	361
21	Movement, stillness : on the sensory world of a shelter for the 'homeless mentally ill'	369
22	Dystoposthesia : emplacing environmental sensitivities	380