Sensory studies arises at the conjuncture (and within) the fields of anthropology • sociology • history • archeology • geography • communications • religion • philosophy • literature • art history • museology • film • mixed media • performance • phenomenology • disability • aesthetics • architecture • urbanism • design
Sensory Studies can also be divided along sensory lines into, for example, visual culture, auditory culture (or sound studies), smell culture, taste culture and the culture of touch, not to mention the sixth sense (however it might be defined)

Sensorial Investigations

Sensorial Investigations is a research forum supporting advanced inquiry in sensory studies. It features occasional essays and exchanges on selected topics.

Sensing Nepal in a Peer Student Created Multi-sensory Environment
Erose Sthapit and Sajina Kansakar

Feeling Middle Class: Sensory Perception in Victorian Literature and Culture
Megan Ward

Waking Our Animal Senses: Language and the Ecology of Sensory Experience
David Abram

Hyperaesthetic Culture 2012. Transformations
Editorial

The [60] Senses of Penland
Lewis Hyde

The Senses in Space
Chris Hadfield

Welcome to the Revolution: The Sensory Turn and Art History
Jenni Lauwrens

The sensory experiencing of urban design: the role of walking and perceptual memory
Monica Montserrat Degen and Gillian Rose

The Archaeology of Synaesthesia
Jasmine Woods

A Sense of Touch—the Full-Body Experience—in the Past and Present of Çatalhöyük, Turkey
Ruth Tringham

Making Sense of Things: Archaeologies of Sensory Perception
Editors: Fredrik Fahlander & Anna Kjellström

Digits on the Historical Pulse
Doug Kahn

Aesthetics and the Senses: Introduction
Cynthia Freeland

The Skin of Religion
S Brent Plate

Experiencing Built Worlds
Roberto Gigliotti

Thinking Multisensory Culture
Laura U. Marks

Making Sense of Intellectual Property
Christopher J. Buccafusco

An Ear Alone is Not a Being: Embodied Mediations in Audio Culture
Rachel O’Dwyer

The Battle of Atmospheres
Mikkel Bille

Ecology and the Aesthetics of Heat
Boon Lay Ong

Sensing the Unseen 2.0
Emily Zeamer, Stefan Helmreich and Heather Paxson

The Senses and Memory in Intercultural Cinema
Melanie Swalwell

Foundations for an Anthropology of the Senses
Constance Classen

Making Sense of Place: Mapping as a Multisensory Research Method
Kimberly Powell

Rethinking the Flâneur: Flânerie and the Senses
Aimée Boutin et al

Coming to Our Senses: A Multi-sensory Ethnography
of Class and Multiculture in East London
Alex Rhys-Taylor

Literature and the Senses
Loose Canons 12(1), Spring 2009

Introduction: Literature and Sensation
Anthony Uhlmann et al

“Throwing Sound at Canvas”: Synesthesia in the Art of James Dupree
Kathryn Linn Geurts

Tactile Landscape: Visitors at the Great Barrier Reef
Celmara Pocock

Inuit orienting: Traveling along familiar horizons
Claudio Aporta

African Art and the Senses
Henry J. Drewal

Introduction to the Victorian Sensorium
Wendy Parkins

Vision and the ‘Training of Perception’: McLuhan’s Medienpädagogik
Norm Friesen

Relocating the Ear: A Cross-Cultural Exploration of the Electrified Soundscape
Vincent Andrisani

Sensuous Anthropology: Sense and Sensibility and the Rehabilitation of Skill
Yolanda van Ede

The Senses of Technology
Kim Sawchuk and Fabio Josggrilberg

Towards a Sensual Curriculum
Walter Gershon

Movement, Memory and the Senses in Soundscape Studies
Jennifer Schine

Doing Sensory Anthropology
David Howes and Constance Classen

Towards a Praxiology of Sound Environment
Jean-Paul Thibaud

Somatic Work: Toward A Sociology of the Senses
Phillip Vannini, Dennis Waskul, and Simon Gottschalk

adanceaday
Natasha Myers

Taxonomising the Senses
Fiona Macpherson

Meditations on Scent
Jennifer Rhind and Stell Hargraves

Deep Sound
Steve Ferzacca