Indirect Perception
- 426 pages
- 15 hours of reading
Focusing on the theory of perception, this posthumous volume presents an original essay alongside a curated collection of previously published articles by the author. It explores the idea that visual experience is shaped by inference rather than solely by direct retinal stimulation, highlighting a significant perspective in the understanding of perception. This culmination of the author's distinguished career offers valuable insights into the complexities of visual experience and the processes behind how we perceive the world.
