Color ontology and color science

＜Books＞
Color ontology and color science / Jonathan Cohen and Mohan Matthen, editors
(Bradford book)
(Life and mind : philosophical issues in biology and psychology)

Language	English
Size	xxiii, 419 p., [12] p. of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 23 cm.
Contents	Color spaces and color order systems: a primer / Rolf G. Kuehni On the reality (and diversity) of objective colors: how color-qualia space is a map of reflectance-profile space / Paul M. Churchland Color experience: a semantic theory / Mohan Matthen More than three dimensions: what continuity considerations can tell us about perceived color / Reinhard Niederée Color within an internalist framework: the role of "Color" in the structure of the perceptual system / Rainer Mausfeld Into the neural maze / Donald I. A. MacLeod Where in the world color survey is the support for color categorization based on the hering primaries? / Kimberly A. Jameson Color, qualia, and attention: a nonstandard interpretation / Austen Clark It's not easy being green: Hardin and color relationalism / Jonathan Cohen How can the logic of color concepts apply to afterimage colors? / Jonathan Westphal How do things look to the color-blind? / Alex Byrne and David R. Hilbert What do the color-blind see? / Justin Broackes
Notes	Includes bibliographical references and index
Authors	Cohen, Jonathan D. Matthen, Mohan
Subjects	LCSH:Color vision LCSH:Color -- Psychological aspects All Subject Search LCSH:Color (Philosophy)
Classification	LCC:QP483 DC22:612.8/4
Vol	: pbk ; ISBN:9780262513753

Location	Volume	Call No.	Barcode No.	Status	Comments	ISBN	Printed	Print	Reserve	Restriction	Copy	eDDS
Letters,Shinrigaku(Psychology)	: pbk	152.145/C66	0580573072		大学院図書2012	9780262513753	2010	Print					Print