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TheSensesConsidered asPerceptualSystems. Gibson, Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1966. 351pp., illus., $7.50. Artists traditionally are experimenters in visual psychology. Cezanne's preoccupation with edges, Monet's attempts to catch the highlights of a sundrenched landscape, and Seurat's decomposition of a scene. Gibson conceived of a perceptual psychology very different from that taken by mainstream research work in vision over the past 30. Avoiding traditional disciplinary definitions, Gibson outlined a physics relevant to animate life. From this flowed his. The senses considered as perceptual systems.

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Artists traditionally are experimenters in visual psychology. Cezanne’s preoccupation with edges, Monet’s attempts to catch the highlights of a sundrenched landscape, and Seurat’s decomposition of a scene into dots-all may be regarded as consciousexcursionsintovisualpsychology. Despite the large body of literature in scientific visual psychology, most artists do not appreciate the relevance of that work to art, and for good reason. Psychologists tend to worship the methods of the physical sciences which have advanced so spectacularly, due in a large measure, to reducing the number of variablessothat the essenceof a problem is revealed. As a consequence, the psychologist examines isolated phenomena free of (what he thinks) are extraneous variables.