2. From perception to interpretation
2.1 Pseudo-convergences
We saw in paragraph 2.1.2 that the simultaneous perception of an image and a sound can escape the process of fusion/dissociation and enter that of compromise. This is known as "summation". One of the most classic cases of pseudo-convergence is known as the "ventriloquist effect".
A puppet animator who speaks without moving his lips gives the spectator the impression that the sound is coming from his puppet's mouth. The illusion is reinforced by the movement...
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