Color ontology and color science
By: edited by Jonathan Cohen and Mohan Matthen.
Contributors: Cohen, Jonathan, 1958-; Matthen, Mohan.
Series: Life and mind : philosophical issues in biology and psychology
Publisher: MIT Press; The MIT Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 419
ISBN-13: 9780262513753; 9780262013857
Subjects: Color vision; Color -- Psychological aspects; Color (Philosophy)
Notes: "A Bradford book."

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Jonathan Cohen and Mohan Matthen; title: Part I: Color and structure : current views; title: Color spaces and color order systems, a primer / Rolf Kuehni; title: On the reality (and diversity) of objective colors : how color-qualia space is a map of reflectance-profile space / Paul Churchland; title: The sensory representation of color / Mohan Matthen; title: More than three dimensions : what continuity considerations can tell us about perceived color / Reinhard Neideree; title: Colour within an internalist framework : the role of colour in the structure of the perceptual system / Rainer Mausfeld; title: Part II: Color spaces and explanatory spaces; title: Into the neural maze / Don MacLeod; title: Where in the world color survey is the support for the hering primaries as the basis for color categorization? / Kimberly Jameson; title: Color, qualia, and attention : a non-standard interpretation / Austen Clark; title: It's not easy being green : Hardin and color relationalism / Jonathan Cohen; title: How can the logic of colour concepts apply to aferimage colours? / Jonathan Westphal; title: Part III: Color blindness; title: How do things look to the color-blind? / Alex Byrne and David Hilbert; title: What do the colour-blind see? / Justin Broackes.