Perception : essays in honor of James J. Gibson / edited by Robert B. MacLeod and Herbert L. Pick, Jr..

Pick, H. L., Jr. Foreword.
MacLeod, R. B. A tribute to James J. Gibson.
Hochberg, J. Higher-order stimuli and inter-response coupling in the perception of the visual world.
Henle, M. On naive realism.
Metzger, W. Can the subject create his world?
Fieandt, K. von. Some psychological constituents and aspects of object perception.
Gombrich, E. H. The sky is the limit.
Metelli, F. Achromatic color conditions in the perception of transparency.
Johansson, G. Projective transformations as determining visual space perception.
Bower, T. G. R. The evolution of sensory systems.
Pick, H. L., Jr. Visual coding of nonvisual spatial information.
Beck, J. Dimensions of an achromatic surface color.
Flock, H. R. Stimulus structure in lightness and brightness experiments.
Kennedy, J. M. Perception, pictures, and the etcetera principle.
Gippenreiter, Y. B. and Romanov, V. Y. A method of investigation of the internal form of visual activity.
Lee, D. N. Visual information during locomotion.
Hay, J. C. The ghost image.
Shaw, R., McIntyre, M. and Mace, W. The role of symmetry in event perception.