Pioneer Visual Neuroscience

Table of Contents

Introduction James M. Brown & Patrick Cavanagh

Chapter 1: We're going to study the mind! James M. Brown & Harold H. Greene

Chapter 2: Phantom at the Holiday Inn. Patrick Cavanagh

Chapter 3: Top-Down Influences in Organization of Bottom-Up Visual Processing.

Bruno Breitmeyer

Chapter 4: Visual phantom illusion as an integrative product of early visual processing and higher-order perceptual organization. Jiro Gyoba, Kenzo Sakurai, & Akiyoshi

Kitaoka

Chapter 5: The Motion-Induced Contour Revisited.

Gennady Erlikhman & Gideon Paul Caplovitz

Chapter 6: Mathematical, Architectural, and Functional Foundations of Visual Masking.

Haluk Ogmen

Chapter 7: Spatial characteristics of a contrast-comparison process.

S. Sabina Wolfson & Norma Graham

Chapter 8: How to Find a Yellow Volkswagen. Jeremy Wolfe

Chapter 9: When Visual Attention Hurts. Elizabeth Fine and Adam Reeves

Chapter 10: On High-Level Influences on Perception: Then and Now. Mary A. Peterson

Chapter 11: The Role of Ground Features in the Perception of Figure-Ground and Subjective Contours. Barbara Gillam