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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «FIGURE-GROUND PHENOMENON»
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Structural Phenomenology: An Empirically-based Model of ...
There is recent evidence that the figure-ground phenomenon may require some
degree of focusing (e.g., Hollingworth and Henderson, 2002, p. 132) to be
generated39. But that degree is usually small, in the sense that subjects must be
...
Steven Ravett Brown, 2005
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Art and Visual Perception: A Psychology of the Creative Eye
The numerous investigations of the figure-ground phenomenon have mostly
been designed to explore the conditions determining which of the two shapes
lies in front. The situation is more often ambiguous than one might suspect. In the
old ...
Letterforms How does this figure/ground phenomenon affect letterforms, the basic
. Editorial review has deemed that any suppressed content does not materially
affect the overall learning experience. Cengage Learning reserves the right to ...
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Elements of Architecture: From Form to Place
They become autonomous figures in front of a ground. The figure/ground
phenomenon can therefore be considered fundamental for visual perception. It is
a physiological phenomenon. A figure finds its autonomy to a large extent by its
edges, ...
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Web Without a Weaver- on the Becoming of Knowledge: A Study ...
These are the: law of similarity, law ofproximity, law of closure, and, the law of (
figure/ground) (Søgaard, 2008). prägnanz 24 The Danish psychologist Edgar
Rubin was the first to systematically investigate the figure-ground phenomenon; ...
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Cognitive Poetics: Goals, Gains and Gaps
Along the way, Tsur additionally reminds us, via Ehrenzweig, that to understand
the figure-ground phenomenon in terms of psychological gestalts, one must also
consider the role of “gestalt-free” elements that lend complex compositions their ...
Geert Brône, Jeroen Vandaele, 2009
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Exploring Color Photography Fifth Edition: From Film to Pixels
... Named Mary, from the Gibson Lemon Series, 2005. 40 × 60 inches.
Chromogenic color print. Figure 5.11 is a classic example of the figure–ground
phenomenon. What do you see first? Can you discern a different figure–ground
relationship?
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The Stylistics of Poetry: Context, Cognition, Discourse, History
The earlier-mentioned phenomenon of foregrounding also brings to mind the
theory of figure–ground organization, which is crucial to cognitive linguistics. The
figure–ground phenomenon may be defined as our mental faculty to distinguish a
...
THE REVERSIBLE 'FIGURE' AND 'GROUND' Perhaps the best known
experimental work connected with the ' figure-ground ' phenomenon is Rubin's
work on the figural after effecttpys) . This after effect or memory effect depends
upon the fact ...
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Describing Inner Experience?: Proponent Meets Skeptic
First, during Fran's discovery of her coworkers' figure-ground phenomenon, the
coworkers came to realize, much to their surprise, that Fran could pay attention to
many aspects of one thing or many different things simultaneously (such as her ...
Russell T. Hurlburt, Eric Schwitzgebel, 2007
