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Eye and Brain: The psychology of seeing

Author
R. L. Gregory
Publisher
McGraw-Hill Book Library
Place
New York, NY and Toronto, Canada
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
ETC archive
ETC2332

Abstract

Contents follow: Seeing, Light, In the beginning..., The eye, The brain, Seeing brightness, Seeing movement, Seeing colour, Illusions, Art and reality, Do we have to learn how to see?, Seeing and believing, Eyes in space, Bibliography, Acknowledgments, and Index.
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R. L. Gregory. Eye and Brain: The psychology of seeing. McGraw-Hill Book Library. 1966.

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Contents follow: Seeing, Light, In the beginning..., The eye, The brain, Seeing brightness, Seeing movement, Seeing colour, Illusions, Art and reality, Do we have to learn how to see?, Seeing and believing, Eyes in space, Bibliography, Acknowledgments, and Index.

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