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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Credits -- Contributors -- Introduction -- Part I: Selected Papers of Julian Hochberg -- 1 Familiar Size and the Perception of Depth (with Carol Barnes Hochberg) -- 2 A Quantitative Approach to Figural "Goodness" (with Edward McAlister) -- 3 Apparent Spatial Arrangement and Perceived Brightness (with Jacob Beck) -- 4 Perception: Toward the Recovery of a Definition -- 5 The Psychophysics of Pictorial Perception -- 6 Pictorial Recognition as an Unlearned Ability: A Study of One Child's Performance (with Virginia Brooks) -- 7 Recognition of Faces: I. An Exploratory Study (with Ruth Ellen Galper) -- 8 In the Mind's Eye -- 9 Attention, Organization, and Consciousness -- 10 Components of Literacy: Speculations and Exploratory Research -- 11 Reading as an Intentional Behavior (with Virginia Brooks) -- 12 The Representation of Things and People -- 13 Higher-Order Stimuli and Inter-Response Coupling in the Perception of the Visual World -- 14 Film Cutting and Visual Momentum (with Virginia Brooks) -- 15 Pictorial Functions and Perceptual Structures -- 16 Levels of Perceptual Organization -- 17 How Big Is a Stimulus? -- 18 Form Perception: Experience and Explanations -- 19 The Perception of Pictorial Representations -- 20 Movies in the Mind's Eye (with Virginia Brooks) -- 21 Looking Ahead (One Glance at a Time) -- Part II: Commentaries on Julian Hochberg's Work -- Overviews -- 22 The Piecemeal, Constructive, and Schematic Nature of Perception -- 23 Hochberg: A Perceptual Psychologist -- Schematic Maps and Integration Across Glances -- 24 Mental Schemata and the Limits of Perception -- 25 Integration of Visual Information Across Saccades -- 26 Scene Perception: The World Through a Window -- 27 "How Big Is a Stimulus?": Learning About Imagery by Studying Perception.
28 How Big Is an Optical Invariant?: Limits of Tau in Time-to-Contact Judgments -- 29 Hochberg and Inattentional Blindness -- Local Processing, Organization, and Perceptual Rules -- 30 Framing the Rules of Perception: Hochberg Versus Galileo, Gestalts, Garner, and Gibson -- 31 On the Internal Consistency of Perceptual Organization -- 32 Piecemeal Perception and Hochberg's Window: Grouping of Stimulus Elements Over Distances -- 33 The Resurrection of Simplicity in Vision -- 34 Shape Constancy and Perceptual Simplicity: Hochberg's Fundamental Contributions -- 35 Constructing and Interpreting the World in the Cerebral Hemispheres -- 36 Segmentation, Grouping, and Shape: Some Hochbergian Questions -- Pictures, Film, and Dance -- 37 Ideas of Lasting Influence: Hochberg's Anticipation of Research on Change Blindness and Motion-Picture Perception -- 38 On the Cognitive Ecology of the Cinema -- 39 Hochberg on the Perception of Pictures and of the World -- 40 Celebrating the Usefulness of Pictorial Information in Visual Perception -- 41 Mental Structure in Experts' Perception of Human Movement -- Part III: Julian Hochberg: Biography and Bibliography -- Biography -- Bibliography -- Name Index -- Subject Index.
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