Table of Contents 1965 – 1967
- Note on the Terminology of Distortion in the Experiment on Adaptation to Prismatic Spectacles
- The Comparison of Mediated Perception with Direct Perception
- The Physical Causes of Optical Textures
- Two Different Usages of the Term Information in the Study of Perception and Discrimination
- Four Related Problems in the Visual Perception Of Environmental Layout
- Rationale of a Current Series of Experiments on the Visual Perception of Superimposition
- Note on the Perception of Slant
- A Further Note on the Perception of the Motion of Objects as Related to the Perception of Events
- Note on the Theory of a Just Noticeable Visual Motion
- Tentative Plan for a Show of Displays to Illustrate The Structuring of Light by Nature and by Art
- The Stick-in-Water Illusion (Revised)
- The Development of Graphic Activity in the Child: A Theory and a First Experiment
- The Consequences of the Pictorial Attitude (First draft; approximately as read.For criticism only)
- Note on the Interpretation of Experiments Concerned with Perceptual Adaptation (For discussion in Perception Seminar, January 10th)
- A Note on Innate Perception
- Contrasting Assumptions of (A) the Classical Theory of Vision and (B) a New Theory of Vision
- Optical Occlusion and Edge-Information in an Optic Array
- Do animals have illusions? (Illusions caused by useless dimensions of sensitivity)
- What is Perceived? Notes for a Reclassification of the Visible Properties of the Environment
- Note on an Elaboration on the Distinction Between the Proximal and Distal Stimulus
- A Model for Controlling the Stimulus Information for the Perception of the Human Gaze Line
- Situations Requiring Different Types of Exploratory Ocular Behavior
- Note on Illumination and Space (Draft)
- SUBJECT: Ideas Worth Thinking About
- Conflicting Object Information on the Two Retinas and Conflicting Object Information on Opposable Areas of the Body