Selective History Of Theories Of Visual Perception, 1650-1950
Oxford University Press (1971)
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| Keywords | Epistemology Gestalt Perception Vision Ames, A Berkeley Condillac Descartes Hebb, D Helmholtz Hull, C James Locke Malebranche Mill Murphy, G Reid | |||||||||
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