Dorothea Jameson Hurvich and Leo M. Hurvi Ch to Receive Godlove Award

The Agricultural Impasse.

Nitrogen Mustard Inactivation of the Cytoplasmic Factor Kappa, in Paramecium * aurelia, Variety 4: Robert P. Geckler ........ ......................... A New Method for the Study of Submicroscopic Spaces: Ch. A. Baud and M. J. Dallemagne ... Levels of Adaptation and Brightness Changes During Color Adaptation: Dorothea Jameson and Leo M. Hurvich .... Measurement of Ionizing. Radiations in Vivo: ...

Corrigendum to “Unique hues: an old problem for a new generation” [Vision Research 41 (2001) 1645–1657]

In the above article the reference to Hering, E. (1878/1964) should be (1920/1964). Leo M. Hurvich has kindly pointed out to the author that ‘Outlines of a Theory of the Light Sense’ (Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1964, translated by Leo M. Hurvich and Dorothea Jameson), is based on Ewald Hering’s ‘Grundzuge der Lehre vom Lichtsinn’ (Berlin, Springer, 1920), and not, as has often been as...

Essay concerning color constancy.

Binocular white from red and green, and the three-component theory.

RECENTLY Hurvich and Jameson (1951) have criticized certain experiments designed to show whether yellowness is synthesized from redness and greenness (as the three-component theory of colour vision holds), or is given by the activity of a separate (yellow-blue) receptor in accordance with the opponent-colours (Hering) theory and its derivatives. These were experiments in which a red stimulus wa...

Perceived Color, Induction Effects, and Opponent-Response Mechanisms

The study of sensory processes may take either of two main approaches. In the one, the physiological properties of specific sensory anatomical structures and structure groups are determined and analyzed. This is the line of attack of most of the contributors to this symposium. In the other approach, which is the one that our own work takes, the psychophysical properties of the sensory systems a...