Perception and Cognition: Essays in the Philosophy of Psychology Book

1. Introduction: Philosophy and Science of Visual Perception and Cognition: Note on the Concept of Information in Perception
Part I. Foundational and Theoretical Issues in Perception and Cognition
2. Representation and Content in Some (Actual) Theories of Perception
3. Representation in Perception and Cognition: Task Analysis, Psychological Functions, and Rule Instantiation
4. Perception as Unconscious Inference
5. Representation and Constraints: The Inverse Problem and the Structure of Visual Space
6. On Perceptual Constancy
7. Getting Objects for Free (or Not): The Philosophy and Psychology of Object Perception
Part II. Color Perception and Qualia
Introduction
8. Color Perception and Neural Encoding: Does Matameric Matching Entail a Loss of Information?
9. Objectivity and Subjectivity Revisited: Color as a Psychobiological Property
10. Sense-Data and the Mind-Body Problem
11. The Reality of Qualia
Part III. History and Philosophy of Psychology
Introduction
12. The Sensory Core and the Medieval Foundations of Early Modern Perceptual Theory. Postscript (2008) on Ibn al-Haytham's (Alhacen's) Theory of Vision
13. Attention in Early Scientific Psychology
14. Psychology, Philosophy, and Cognitive Science: Reflections on the History and Philosophy of Experimental Psychology
15. What Can the Mind Tell Us About the Brain? Psychology, Neurophysiology, and Constraint
16. Introspective Evidence in Psychology