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Preface | xi | |
1 | Introduction | 1 |
Vision | 3 | |
Accommodation | 5 | |
Strabismus | 10 | |
Direct and Indirect Vision | 11 | |
Purkinje Shift | 13 | |
Motion Aftereffects | 14 | |
Vertigo | 15 | |
Neuroscience | 23 | |
Psychology | 26 | |
2 | Biographical and Bibliographical Notes | 29 |
Early life | 29 | |
Purkinje's Views of Psychology | 33 | |
Psychological Contributions During the Breslau Years | 33 | |
Objective Psychology | 35 | |
Return to Prague | 36 | |
Additional Contributions | 37 | |
Opera Omnia | 37 | |
3 | Historical Background for Research in Subjective Visual Phenomena | 41 |
Introduction | 41 | |
Light and Shade Figures (I) | 42 | |
Pressure Figures (II, III, and XXII) | 44 | |
Galvanic Light Phenomena (IV) | 46 | |
Intrinsic Light and Ganzfeld Effects (V and VII) | 47 | |
Interocular Light Effects (VI) | 47 | |
Blind Spot (VIII, X, and XI) | 48 | |
Pattern Disappearances With Steady Fixation Outside the Blind Spot (IX) | 49 | |
Light Halos (XII) | 50 | |
Retinal Blood Vessels (The Purkinje Tree) (XIII) | 50 | |
Afterimages and Visual Persistence (XIV) | 51 | |
Pattern Distortions (XV-XVII) | 55 | |
Voluntary Movement of the Pupil (XVIII) | 56 | |
Entoptic Phenomena (XIX-XXI and XXIII) | 57 | |
Firey Rings (XXIV) | 58 | |
Single and Double Vision (XXV) | 58 | |
Staring Vaguely into the Distance (XXVI) | 59 | |
Eye Movements (XXVII) | 60 | |
Imagination and Memory Images (XXVIII) | 62 | |
4 | Observations and Experiments on the Physiology of the Senses. Contributions to the Knowledge of Vision in Its Subjective Aspect | 65 |
I. | Light and Shade Figures | 68 |
II. | Pressure Figures | 71 |
III. | Appearance of the Previous Figure under Other Conditions. Clarification Experiment | 74 |
IV. | Galvanic Light Figures | 77 |
V. | Wandering Cloudy Stripes | 79 |
VI. | A Light Phenomenon in the Dark Field of My Right Eye During Increased Activity of the Left Eye | 81 |
VII. | Scintillating Light Points When Viewing a White Surface. Spontaneous Spots of Light in the Visual Field | 82 |
VIII. | The Place of Entry of the Optic Nerve | 82 |
IX. | Disappearance of Objects Outside the Entry of the Optic Nerve | 84 |
X. | The Entry Point of the Optic Nerve Visible as a Luminous Circle | 85 |
XI. | Appearance of Light at the Entry of the Optic Nerve | 86 |
XII. | Halos | 87 |
XIII. | Vascular Patterns of the Eye | 87 |
XIV. | Afterimages | 88 |
XV. | Cloudy Streaks While Viewing Parallel Lines | 92 |
XVI. | Zigzag Scintillations Following Observation of Parallel Lines | 94 |
XVII. | Changes of Parallel Straight Lines into Wavy Lines | 94 |
XVIII. | Voluntary Movement of the Pupil | 95 |
XIX. | A Spot in the Middle of the Visual Field During Strenuous Near Fixation | 95 |
XX. | Visibility of Blood Circulation in the Eye | 96 |
XXI. | Flying Gnats | 96 |
XXII. | Curvilinear Star Pattern | 98 |
XXIII. | A Pulsating Figure | 99 |
XXIV. | Luminous Rings | 100 |
XXV. | Unity of the Two Visual Fields. Double Vision | 102 |
XXVI. | Staring Vaguely into the Distance | 104 |
XXVII. | Eye Movements | 105 |
XXVIII. | Persisting Images, Imagination, and Visual Memory | 107 |
5 | Assessment | 111 |
Neuroscience | 114 | |
Vertigo | 116 | |
Vision | 118 | |
References | 129 | |
Name Index | 141 | |
Subject Index | 145 |
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