How does low level vision interact with knowledge?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (3):387-388 (1999)
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Abstract

Basic processes of perception should be cognitively impenetrable so that they are not prey to momentary changes of belief. That said, how does low level vision interact with knowledge to allow recognition? Much more needs to be known about the products of low level vision than that they represent the geometric layout of the world.

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