Perception; selected readings in science and phenomenology.
By: Edited with an introd. by Paul Tibbetts.
Publisher: Quadrangle Books
Published: 1969
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 406
Subjects: Perception.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Introduction to sensory psychology, by C. Mueller.; value: Some reflections on brain and mind, by R. Brain.; value: In search of the engram, by K. Lashly.; value: Cerebral organization and behavior, by R. W. Sperry.; value: Relations between the central nervous system and the peripheral organs, by E. von Holst.; value: Effects of the Gestalt revolution, by J. E. Hochberg.; value: Seeing in depth, by R. L. Gregory.; value: The stimulus variables for visual depth perception, by J. J. Gibson.; value: The elaboration of the universe, by J. Piaget.; value: Visual perception approached by the method of stabilized images, by R. M. Pritchard, W. Heron, and D. O. Hebb.; value: Philosophy as rigorous science, by E. Husserl.; value: The "sensation" as a unit of experience, by M. Merleau-Ponty.; value: The phenomenology of perception: perceptual implications, by A. Gurwitsch.; value: The expression of thinking, by E. W. Straus.; value: The concept of group and the theory of perception, by E. Cassirer.; value: Norm and pathology of I-world relations, by E. W. Straus.; value: The metaphysical in man, by M. Merleau-Ponty.; value: Cultural differences in the perception of geometric illusions, by M. H. Segal, D. T. Campbell, and M. J. Herskovits.; value: The interpretive cortex, by W. Penfield.; value: Recovery from early blindness: a case study, by R. L. Gregory and J. G. Wallace.; value: Visual disturbances after prolonged perceptual isolation, by W. Heron, B. K. Doane, and T. H. Scott.