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NIGHT VISION AS CHROMATIC VISION
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 1967Assuming that night vision is an exclusive function of the rods, and that it is colorless, the duplicity theory states that rod vision is achromatic vision. Studies relevant to color in night vision are reviewed. It is concluded that color may be observed well below the breakpoint of the dark adaptation curve, and that the duplicity theory therefore ...
Ulf Stabell, Bjørn Stabell
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Bulletin de psychologie, 1958
Laget P. La vision. In: Bulletin de psychologie, tome 13 n°176, 1960. pp. 587-589.
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Laget P. La vision. In: Bulletin de psychologie, tome 13 n°176, 1960. pp. 587-589.
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ROD VISION AS CHROMATIC VISION
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 1968Stabell, B. Rod vision as chromatic vision. Scand. J. Psychol., 1968, 9, 282–288.—It was found (I) that the smallest quantity of light of pre‐stimula‐tion which produces color upon test‐stimulation, stands in unique relation to the intensity of the specific threshold, and (2) that the size of the pre‐and test‐stimulation fields may affect the duration ...
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Don Juan and the Vision of Vision
Perception, 1981Castaneda's well-known sequence of Don Juan books is used as a paradigmatic example of the relativist position. Central to Don Juan's teaching is the problem of perception: the main task, he constantly reiterates, is simply to ‘see’, to recognise that the commonsense world we customarily perceive is nothing more than a cultural construct.
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, 2013