In favor of an ecological account of color
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (1):33-33 (2003)
| Abstract | B&H understate the difficulties facing their version of color realism. We doubt that they can fix reflectance types and magnitudes in a way that does not invoke relations to perceivers. B&HÂ’s account therefore resembles the dispositional or ecological accounts that they dismiss. This is a good thing, for a dispositional account is promising if understood in an ecological framework | |||||||||
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