Human Perception of Objects (Paperback)

How Do We See Ojects? Conceptualizing The Question and Tackling It.- Luminance-Defined Form.- Color-Defined Form.- Texture-Defined Form.- Motion-Defined Form.- Disparity-Defined Form.- Integration of the Five Kinds of Spatial Information, and Some Speculation.- Appendix A: Systems Science and Systems Analysis.- Appendix B: Outline of Fourier Methods and Related Topics.- Appendix C: Imaging.- Appendix D: Opponent-Process and Line-Element Models of Spatial Discriminations.- Appendix E: Rectification, Linearizing "ON" and "OFF" Physiological Systems, and Clynes's Theory of Physiological Rein Control.- Appendix F: A Note on Spatial Sampling and Nyquist's Theorem.- Appendix G: The Measurement of Light.- Appendix H: Linear and Logarithmic Scales: The Decibel.- Appendix I: Elements of Vector Calculus.- Appendix J: Hypotheses, Experiments, Serendipity, Journals, and Grants.- References.- Index.