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The logic of perception

Responsibility Irvin Rock
Series Bradford book
Material Type Book
Publisher Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press
Year c1983
Language English
Size xiii, 365 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
Abstract The theory of visual perception that Irvin Rock develops and supports in this book with numerous original experiments, views perception as the outcome of a process of unconscious inference, problem so...ving, and the building of structural descriptions of the external world. It is a radical departure from his earlier work and contrasts with traditional perceptual theories like those of James J. Gibson or the Gestalt view. Rock experiments with a series of phenomena, like motion perception, illusory contours, and size and brightness constancy, and shows that they can be understood in terms of the knowledge applied by the visual system to the interpretation of the retinal image. His work largely complements that being done in artificial intelligence, demonstrating that the visual system is far more subtle and intelligent in many tasks which have not yet been modelled on the computer. Irvin Rock, a noted investigator of perceptual phenomena for nearly three decades, is Professor of Psychology at Rutgers University. show more

Holdings


Central Library 3C_3‐39 教育/13.04A/49 1983
068072184007194
hard Central Library 2A 141.2/R 57/3 1983
068582183015723
hard Central Library 3C_48‐52 心理/RO/53 1983
068052183021873
hard DESIGN LIB., 3F 141.2/R57 1985
072032187003011

Bibliographic details

Notes Bibliography: p. [343]-356
Includes index
Authors *Rock, Irvin
Subjects LCSH:Perception
LCSH:Thought and thinking
MESH:Perception
MESH:Intelligence
MESH:Logic
Classification LCC:BF311
DC19:153.7
ID 1000106426
ISBN 0262181096
NCID BA0137109X
Vol hard ; ISBN:0262181096
pbk ; ISBN:0262680459
Created Date 2009.09.10
Modified Date 2009.09.16

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