The three-volume work Perceiving in Depth is a sequel to Binocular Vision and Stereopsis
and to Seeing in Depth, both by Ian P. Howard and Brian J. Rogers. This work is much …

According to purists, visual experience can be exhaustively characterised in terms of a
subject's apparent perspective on external, public reality. Visual experience presents us (or …

Most of the time, the human visual system computes perceived size by scaling the size of an
object on the retina with its perceived distance. There are instances, however, in which size …

We typically distinguish between V1 as an egocentric perceptual map and the hippocampus
as an allocentric cognitive map. In this article, we argue that V1 also functions as a post …

Conflict between sensory modalities can be resolved by one modality overwriting another.
For example, movement of a limb that is visible in a stationary visual afterimage results in …

Since Kepler (1604) and Descartes (1637), it has been suggested that 'vergence'(the
angular rotation of the eyes) plays a key role in size constancy. However, this has never …

It is known that the perceived size of an afterimage is modulated by the perceived distance
between the observer and the depth plane on which the afterimage is projected (Emmert's …

Successful mirror self-recognition has often been considered a correlate of self-awareness
in human development and phylogeny (Gallup, 1982). Studies have also shown that vision …

This discussion paper supplements our two theoretical contributions previously published in
this journal on the geometric nature of visual space. We first show here how our Riemannian …

The brain׳ s representation of the body can be extended to include objects that are not
originally part of the body. Various studies have found both extremely rapid extensions that …