1st Edition
Pioneer Visual Neuroscience A Festschrift for Naomi Weisstein
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
Biography
James M. Brown is Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Georgia. He received his PhD from the University at Buffalo where he was Naomi Weisstein’s last graduate student.
