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Understanding and Managing Vision Deficits

Mitchell Scheiman

2002

Eye, Brain, and Vision (Scientific American Library, No 22)

David H. Hubel

1995

The perception of visual information

William R. Hendee, P. N. T. Wells

1997

The art of seeing

Aldous Huxley

1942

Take off your glasses and see

Jacob Liberman

1995

Theories of Vision from Al-Kindi to Kepler

David C. Lindberg

1976

Color and Vision

Steve Parker

2016

Introduction to physiological optics

James P. C. Southall

1937

Seeing

John P. Frisby

1980

Vertebrate phototransduction and the visual cycle

Melvin I. Simon, John N. Abelson, Sidney P. Colowick et al.

2000

Why we see what we do

Dale Purves, R. Beau Lotto

2003

Practical exercises in physiological optics

George James Burch

1912

Handbuch der physiologischen Optik

Hermann von Helmholtz

1867

Saving Sight

Andrew Lam

2013

Seeing and thinking

William Kingdon Clifford

1879

Physiological optics

1974

An invitation to cognitive science

Daniel N. Osherson

A natural history of vision

Nicholas Wade

1998

The rays are not coloured

Wright, W. D.

1967

How to use your eyes

James Elkins

2000

Complex Worlds from Simpler Nervous Systems (Bradford Books)

Frederick R. Prete

2004

Introduction to physiological optics

Armin von Tschermak

1952

An Invitation to Cognitive Science, Vol 3 Thinking

Daniel N. Osherson

1990

The aging eye

Sandra Gordon

2001

20/20

Stef Donev, Mitchell H. Friedlaender

1991

Eye and brain

R. L. Gregory, Gregory, R. L.

1990

An Introduction to the Visual System

Martin J. Tovée

1996

Eye and brain : the psychology of seeing

Gregory, R. L.

1978

A rationale of the laws of cerebral vision

John Fearn

1830

Vision

Pierre A. Buser

1992

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