Abstract
Brain imaging studies describe visual cortex activity in blind people during nonvisual tasks such as Braille reading, hearing words, or sensory discriminations of tactile or auditory stimuli [for literature citations see Burton et al. ([2002a][1],[b][2]) and Sadato et al. ([2002][3])]. Simply stated
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