, 2003, "Perception, place, and identity. Is extinction a lack of a 'where-ness' for objects?" Perception 32 ECVP Abstract Supplement

Perception, place, and identity. Is extinction a lack of a 'where-ness' for objects?

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The Perception Lecture (P Cavanagh)

Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
INVITED SYMPOSIUM 1 Algorithmic and biological vision	INVITED SYMPOSIUM 3 Multisensory and sensorimotor interaction	INVITED SYMPOSIUM 5 Perceptual learning	ORAL PRESENTATIONS Attention and awareness Low-level processes Top - down, bottom - up, and sideways interactions (in honour of Richard Gregory) Lightness, brightness, shading, transparency 2 Natural images Face perception Objecthood 2
INVITED SYMPOSIUM 2 Attention and decision processes in visual perception	INVITED SYMPOSIUM 4 Neuropsychology of visual extinction	INVITED SYMPOSIUM 6 The experience of seeing: physiology, psychophysics, and philosophy
ORAL PRESENTATIONS Learning, memory, development, and ageing Multisensory perception Action and perception, vection, optic flow Binocular vision, depth, stereo and space perception	ORAL PRESENTATIONS Motion -- low level Eye movements and perception Objecthood 1	ORAL PRESENTATIONS Motion -- high level Clinical Colour (in memory of Dick Cavonius) Lightness, brightness, shading, transparency 1
POSTERS Action, self-motion, optic flow, and space perception Binocular vision, stereo, depth and space perception Development and ageing, learning, and memory Cross-modal interactions	POSTERS Motion -- low level Eye movements and perception Objecthood Ambiguous perception, illusions, and art Attention 1	POSTERS Attention 2 Motion -- high level Low-level processes -- colour Lightness, brightness, shading, transparency Low-level processes -- spatiotemporal aspects From neurons to phenomenology Natural scenes Face perception Clinical

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