… book, The Visual Brain in Action (Oxford University Press, 1995, 2006). Sight Unseen, which
… In this new edition we have extended and updated Sight Unseen, drawing on exciting new …

… The article by Pascual-Leone and Hamilton details an intriguing exploration of the question
of what exactly it means for visual cortex to be ‘‘visual,’’ by using transcranial magnetic …

… two visual streams: a dorsal stream concerned with action and a ventral stream responsible
for conscious … , as well as others, have spent exploring these pathways. The authors begin by …

… book Sight Unseen is a beautifully written outline of their view of human vision. The descriptions
of how the famous patient DF deals with everyday problems give a sense of her visual …

… In summary, Sight Unseen offers an excellent introduction to the perception ^ action hypothesis
that will appeal to a wide audience, including arts students and those without a scientific …

… unconscious processing of low-level visual features (eg orientation, 233 spatial frequency),
and then proceed to high level visual … In the following, the scope and limits of unconscious …

… —This dissertation will explore the proliferation of the unseen in a wide range of novels and
short fiction produced within the last hundred years or so, from its localization within specific …

… theoretical discussions of mysticism, Exploring Unseen Worlds also makes a concerted effort
… It is my hope that Exploring Unseen Worlds sheds new light on both James and mysticism, …

… I will then explore some of my previous work from before my Masters Degree that has had a
big influence on my recurring themes of hiding in plain sight and perception. This will include …

The phenomenon ofconsciousness' is intrinsically related to one's awareness of one's self,
of time, and of the physical world. What, then, can be learned about consciousness from …