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Contents Foreword .................
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faculties. It is therefore most fit
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We are left with the paint chip. He
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The domain of colour psychophysics
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greater than the smallest colour di
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involved. It is worth mentioning th
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Ulf Klarén Natural Experiences and
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that without “benefit of logic”
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er of mental categories perceptions
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ence derives its origin from multip
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oth for perception of lightness (Gi
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knowledge constitutes logical knowl
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INDIRECT EXPERIENCE culturally tran
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tinctions and colour similarities.
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References Baumgarten, Gottlieb (19
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Harald Arnkil Seeing and Perceiving
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ception is entirely integrated with
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parallel lines although they almost
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What Gregory is saying is that at t
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Zeki goes on to say to say that Mon
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References Billger, Monica (1999).
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Light and colour as experienced thr
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conventional concepts, which can be
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could be called the constancy colou
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colours yellow, red, blue and green
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etween about 380 and 780 nm, which
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Cadmium Red 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 4
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meaning of the word to be more corr
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