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The senses considered as perceptual systems / [by] James J. Gibson ; under the editorship of Leonard Carmichael.

By: Gibson, James Jerome, 1904-, Gibson, James Jerome, 1904-.

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BookPublisher: London : Allen & Unwin, 1968Subject(s): Perception | Senses and sensationDDC classification: 152.1

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The senses considered as perceptual systems / [by] James J. Gibson ; under the editorship of Leonard Carmichael.

By: Gibson, James Jerome, 1904-, Gibson, James Jerome, 1904-.