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1 online resource (282 pages) |
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Psychology Library Editions: Perception ; v. 2 |
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Psychology Library Editions: Perception
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| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Title; Copyright; Original Title; Original Copyright; Contents; Preface; PART I: ORGANIZATION OF VISUAL CORTEX; 1 Changing Concepts of Visual Cortex Organization in Primates; The Subdivisions of Visual Cortex; The Functional Organization of Primary (Striate) Cortex; The Second Visual Area, V-II; The Middle Temportal Visual Area, MT; Processing Streams in Visual Cortex; Conclusions; References; PART II: DISORDERS OF OBJECT PERCEPTION; 2 Cerebral Disturbances of Elementary Visual Functions; Introduction; Visual Field Disorders; Impairments in Visual Acuity; Comment |
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5 Visuomotor AtaxiaVisuomotor Ataxia-Clinical Syndrome; Experimental Data; Physiopathology; References; PART III: NEGLECT; 6 Components of Visual Attention Disrupted in Unilateral Neglect; Clinical Features and Time Course of Unilateral Spatial Neglect; Theories Advanced to Explain the Unilateral Neglect Syndrome; Unilateral Spatial Neglect and Right Hemisphere Damage; Research on the Influence of Visual Search and Eye Fixation Disorders on Unilateral Spatial Neglect of Right and Left Brain-Damaged Patients |
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Clinical Findings Pointing to a Selective Eye Fixation Disorder in Unilateral Spatial Neglect of Right Brain Damaged PatientsImplications of these Results for Theories of Hemi-Neglect; References; 7 Unilateral Misrepresentation of Distributed Information: Paradoxes and Puzzles; Introduction; Neuropsychological Evidence; A Neural Model of a Representational System; The Structure of Representation in Long-Term Store; Conclusions and Prospects; References; PART IV: DISORDERS OF VISUAL IMAGERY; 8 Comments on Some Positive Visual Phenomena Caused by Diseases of the Brain; Introduction; Palinopsia |
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Characteristics of Palinopsia Clinical Circumstances in Which it Occurs; Polyopia and Monocular Diplopia; Visual Allesthesia; Related Phenomena; References; 9 The Neuropsychology of Mental Imagery; Introduction; Representation in Mental Imagery; Mental Image Generation; Conclusions; References; 10 A Dual Coding Perspective on Imagery and the Brain; The Empirical Approach: Convergent Operations; Theoretical Assumptions and Evidence; Basic Adaptive Functions; General Conclusions; References; PART V: THEORETICAL ISSUES; 11 Taxonomy of the Subjective: An Evolutionary Perspective; References |
| Bibliography |
References3 Disorders of Visual Gnosis; Visual Color Disturbances; Visual Language Disturbances; Visual-Spatial Disturbances; Visual Memory Disturbances; Visual Geographic Disorders; Visual Object Disturbance; Visual Facial Disturbances; Visual Motor Disturbances; General Visual Gnostic Disturbance; Discussion; References; 4 Finding the Way Around Topographical Impairments; Introduction; Impairments in Viewpoint-Dependent Representations; Problems in Representing and Using Spatial Information in Working Memory; Disorders of Long-Term Topographical Memory; Lesion Sites; References |
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12 Essay on Perception |
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Print version record |
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781315441832 |
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1315441837 |
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