This selection of papers from Kenneth Craik, explores the measurement of perception, sensory physiology and the relationship of nervous function to machines.
This selection of papers from Kenneth Craik, explores the measurement of perception, sensory physiology and the relationship of nervous function to machines.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Editor's notes Introduction Obituary notices by Sir Frederic Bartlett, F. R. S. Part I. Analytical and Causal treatments of Perception (Epilogue from the PhD Thesis): Part II. The Mechanism of Human Action: 1. Introductory 2. Principles of automatic regulation and servo-mechanisms 3. Review of synthetic principles and their application to living systems 4. Brain mechanisms: levels 5. Cyclical action in men and machinery 6. On human behaviour Part III. Experimental Work: 7. Anderson Stuart's Contrast phenomenon 8. Brightness, discrimination, borders, and subjective brightness 9. On the effects of looking at the sun 10. Localized aniseikonia following 'eclipse blindness' 11. Correspondence regarding amblyopia 12. The photochemical stimulation of the optic nerve 13. Theories on dark-adaptation 14. Introspections on learning the Link Trainer by a mixed visual and instrument method Part IV. Sensory Quantification: 15. Crawford's results in binocular summation (unpublished) 16. Measurability of sensation 17. In defence of the measurability of sensation-intensity 18. Quantitative estimates of sensory events 19. On the question of sensation scales Part V. Aspects of Psychology: 20. Lectures on psychology for medical students 21. The nature of animal behaviour 22. Laws of association 23. Psychological effects of the black-out Part VI. Philosophy: 24. The nature of explanation - reply to critics 25. Causes and purposes 26. Man's extension of himself 27. On the working of the mind 28. On the inductive study of language and the meaning of particular words 29. Induction, coherence, relational systems, and the objective validity of thought, 30. Life 31. Claustrophobia 32. 'The Marxist Philosophy and the Sciences' 33. Disagreement 34. War as a part of life 35. Songs of creation Bibliography of the writings of K. J. W. Craik References.
Editor's notes Introduction Obituary notices by Sir Frederic Bartlett, F. R. S. Part I. Analytical and Causal treatments of Perception (Epilogue from the PhD Thesis): Part II. The Mechanism of Human Action: 1. Introductory 2. Principles of automatic regulation and servo-mechanisms 3. Review of synthetic principles and their application to living systems 4. Brain mechanisms: levels 5. Cyclical action in men and machinery 6. On human behaviour Part III. Experimental Work: 7. Anderson Stuart's Contrast phenomenon 8. Brightness, discrimination, borders, and subjective brightness 9. On the effects of looking at the sun 10. Localized aniseikonia following 'eclipse blindness' 11. Correspondence regarding amblyopia 12. The photochemical stimulation of the optic nerve 13. Theories on dark-adaptation 14. Introspections on learning the Link Trainer by a mixed visual and instrument method Part IV. Sensory Quantification: 15. Crawford's results in binocular summation (unpublished) 16. Measurability of sensation 17. In defence of the measurability of sensation-intensity 18. Quantitative estimates of sensory events 19. On the question of sensation scales Part V. Aspects of Psychology: 20. Lectures on psychology for medical students 21. The nature of animal behaviour 22. Laws of association 23. Psychological effects of the black-out Part VI. Philosophy: 24. The nature of explanation - reply to critics 25. Causes and purposes 26. Man's extension of himself 27. On the working of the mind 28. On the inductive study of language and the meaning of particular words 29. Induction, coherence, relational systems, and the objective validity of thought, 30. Life 31. Claustrophobia 32. 'The Marxist Philosophy and the Sciences' 33. Disagreement 34. War as a part of life 35. Songs of creation Bibliography of the writings of K. J. W. Craik References.
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