On invariant-sensitive graspers and cue-sensitive perceivers

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 25 (1):110-110 (2001)
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Abstract

I argue that Norman's thesis works in sofaras one is prepared to be lax about the alleged congruency between “ecological” and “dorsal,” and unconcerned by the results of recent studies showing that grasping movements are subject to the same geometric distortion illusions as perceptual judgements.

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