Konstfacks bibliotek

*00000659nam a22002173  45
*0013090
*007|||||||||||||||||||||||
*008110824s1984           e     |||  ||eng||
*020  $a0716750015
*020  $a0716750015
*035  $a(Ko)3335
*084  $aDodb
*1001 $aRock, Irvin
*24510$aPerception  /$cIrvin Rock
*260  $aNew York ;$a1984 :$bScientific American library ,$ccop. 1984
*300  $ax, [2], 243 s. ;$a314:00  :$bill. (ett flertal i färg)  ; inb.  ; pbk.
*440  $aScientific American Library series
*653  $aPerception
*697  $cFysiologisk psykologi: sinnesförnimmelser, perception
*8520 $cDod
^

In this abundantly illustrated book, the noted psychologist Irvin Rock explores our perception of objects in the world, in art, and in visual illusions. With ingenious experiments devised by himself and other investigators, he explains the amazing riddle of perception: how we manage to turn the ambiguous, everchanging, two-dimensional images that fall on the eye into the rich, constant, three-dimensional world as we see it.