Interpreting Visual Art
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Interpreting Visual Art
A Survey of Cognitive Research About Pictures
Mandes, Evans; Weir, Catherine
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2023
262
Mole
Inglês
9781032476902
15 a 20 dias
480
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Part A. Linking Psychology to Art and Beauty. 1. Bridges Connecting Art to Science to Art. 2. Aesthetics: Pleasure in Art. 3. Emotions and Aesthetics. Part B. Survey of Perception Psychology Relevant to Art. 4. Perceiving Art Is Accomplished in Steps, Customized for Efficient Perception. 5. Reflecting on Light, Mirrors, and Meaning. 6. Color through the Ages and the Eyes. Part C. Human Enhancements to Vision and Art. 7. Illusion, Motion Perception, and Depth. 8. Seeing Scenes and Identifying Things in Art. Part D. Cognitive Processes in Art. 9. Interpreting Visual Art: Systematic but Individualized. 10. Faces: Revealing the Person. 11. Creativity, Imagination, Perception, and Art. 12. Do Artists Have Special Insights?
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Fusiform Facial Area;art;Lateral Geniculate Nucleus;visual art;Mondrian's Broadway Boogie;visual perception;Horizontal Vertical Illusion;visual cognition;Frontal Temporal Dementia;object recognition;Monet's Impression;attention;Cognitive Motivational Relational Theories;memory;Sage Publication;language;Figure Ground Segregation;aesthetics;Caravaggio's Death;symmetry;Copyright Clearance Center;color;American Psychological Association Publisher;shape;Efficient Visual Processing;philosophical psychology;Successive Color Contrast;art history;Lavender Mist;emotion;Mirror Neurons;evolutionary psychology;Monocular Cues;neuroscience;Visual Depth Cues;cognitive neuroscience;Psychological Science;cognitive science;Appraisal Theories;appraisal theory;Mirror Neuron Network;Evans Mandes;Golden Rectangle;Brightness Contrast;Gauguin;Paul Gauguin
Part A. Linking Psychology to Art and Beauty. 1. Bridges Connecting Art to Science to Art. 2. Aesthetics: Pleasure in Art. 3. Emotions and Aesthetics. Part B. Survey of Perception Psychology Relevant to Art. 4. Perceiving Art Is Accomplished in Steps, Customized for Efficient Perception. 5. Reflecting on Light, Mirrors, and Meaning. 6. Color through the Ages and the Eyes. Part C. Human Enhancements to Vision and Art. 7. Illusion, Motion Perception, and Depth. 8. Seeing Scenes and Identifying Things in Art. Part D. Cognitive Processes in Art. 9. Interpreting Visual Art: Systematic but Individualized. 10. Faces: Revealing the Person. 11. Creativity, Imagination, Perception, and Art. 12. Do Artists Have Special Insights?
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Fusiform Facial Area;art;Lateral Geniculate Nucleus;visual art;Mondrian's Broadway Boogie;visual perception;Horizontal Vertical Illusion;visual cognition;Frontal Temporal Dementia;object recognition;Monet's Impression;attention;Cognitive Motivational Relational Theories;memory;Sage Publication;language;Figure Ground Segregation;aesthetics;Caravaggio's Death;symmetry;Copyright Clearance Center;color;American Psychological Association Publisher;shape;Efficient Visual Processing;philosophical psychology;Successive Color Contrast;art history;Lavender Mist;emotion;Mirror Neurons;evolutionary psychology;Monocular Cues;neuroscience;Visual Depth Cues;cognitive neuroscience;Psychological Science;cognitive science;Appraisal Theories;appraisal theory;Mirror Neuron Network;Evans Mandes;Golden Rectangle;Brightness Contrast;Gauguin;Paul Gauguin
