Abstract Hering's Opponent-Colors Theory has been central to understanding color
appearance for 150 years. It aims to explain the phenomenology of colors with two linked …

Highlights•Individual differences in color sensitivity and color appearance are large and
reliable.•Differences in sensitivity often fail to predict differences in appearance.•Color …

Do you wonder how movies–sequences of static frames–appear to move, or why 3-D films
look different from traditional movies? Why does ventriloquism work, and why can airliner …

Languages vary in their number of color terms. A widely accepted theory proposes that
languages evolve, acquiring color terms in a stereotyped sequence. This theory, by Berlin …

How are colour categories related to perception and language? To answer this question, we
review research on the neural correlates of colour categories, and categorical responses in …

Languages differ markedly in the number of colour terms in their lexicons. The Himba, for
example, a remote culture in Namibia, were reported in 2005 to have only a 5-colour term …

The irreducible unique hues—red, green, blue, and yellow—remain one of the great
mysteries of vision science. Attempts to create a physiologically parsimonious model that …

This study investigated categorical perception for unique hues in order to establish a
relationship between color appearance, color discrimination, and low-level (second-stage) …

We motivate five constraints on theorizing about sensory experience. We then propose a
novel form of naturalistic intentionalism that succeeds where other theories fail by satisfying …

As ever more advanced digital systems are created, it becomes increasingly likely that some
of these systems will be digital minds, ie digital subjects of experience. With digital minds …