Perception
Subtitle: essays in honor of James J. Gibson
By: edited by Robert B. MacLeod and Herbert L. Pick, Jr.
Contributors: Gibson, James Jerome, 1904-; MacLeod, Robert Brodie, 1907-1972, ed.; Pick, Herbert L., ed.
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Published: 1974
Place of publication: Ithaca
Language: eng
Number of pages: 317
Subjects: Perception
Notes: Includes bibliographies and index.
Table of contents: title: Pick, H. L., Jr. Foreword.; title: MacLeod, R. B. A tribute to James J. Gibson.; title: Hochberg, J. Higher-order stimuli and inter-response coupling in the perception of the visual world.; title: Henle, M. On naive realism.; title: Metzger, W. Can the subject create his world?; title: Fieandt, K. von. Some psychological constituents and aspects of object perception.; title: Gombrich, E. H. The sky is the limit.; title: Metelli, F. Achromatic color conditions in the perception of transparency.; title: Johansson, G. Projective transformations as determining visual space perception.; title: Bower, T. G. R. The evolution of sensory systems.; title: Pick, H. L., Jr. Visual coding of nonvisual spatial information.; title: Beck, J. Dimensions of an achromatic surface color.; title: Flock, H. R. Stimulus structure in lightness and brightness experiments.; title: Kennedy, J. M. Perception, pictures, and the etcetera principle.; title: Gippenreiter, Y. B. and Romanov, V. Y. A method of investigation of the internal form of visual activity.; title: Lee, D. N. Visual information during locomotion.; title: Hay, J. C. The ghost image.; title: Shaw, R., McIntyre, M. and Mace, W. The role of symmetry in event perception.