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The New Orthodoxy in Visual Perception: I. Reassessing What Makes Environments Perceivable

R.I.D. Cowie The Queen’s University of Belfast
Pages 50-60 | Accepted 01 May 1987, Published online: 13 Nov 2012

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Roddy Cowie & David Clements. (1989) The Computational Metaphor and Cognitive Psychology. The Irish Journal of Psychology 10:2, pages 232-246.
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R.I.D. Cowie. (1987) The New Orthodoxy in Visual Perception II: Conjectures and Doubts About Internal Processes. The Irish Journal of Psychology 8:2, pages 99-110.
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Alan Costall. 1994. Annals of Theoretical Psychology. Annals of Theoretical Psychology 27 41 .
Alan Costall. (1993) Beyond linear perspective: a cubist manifesto for visual science. Image and Vision Computing 11:6, pages 334-341.
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