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--- Scott Beardsley <sbeardsl@...> wrote:
> Date: Mon, 15 Apr 2002 18:51:19 -0400 (EDT)
> From: Scott Beardsley <sbeardsl@...>
> To: BVRL Seminar Announcement List: ;
> Subject: Abstract Update - BVRL Seminar Thursday April 18 @
> 12:15pm in ERB203
>
>
> ******************************************
> * *
> * Brain and Vision Research Laboratory *
> * *
> * SEMINAR Announcement *
> * *
> ******************************************
>
> "2 Visual Systems Revisited"
>
> David Ingle
>
>
> Thursday, April 18
> 12:15 pm
>
>
> Engineering Research Building
> Rm. 203
> 44 Cummington Street
> Boston University
>
>
> ABSTRACT: In 1967 4 of us co-authored the "2 visual system
> hypothesis".
> While progress in finding anatomical underpinnings of
> 'identification' &
> 'localization' is evident, some perceptual issues have been
> little
> advanced. Indeed one popular view leaves 'perception' out of
> the thinking
> about parietal cortex and its role in egocentric localization.
> I review
> both old and new data which re-open questions about spatial
> perception. I
> also note that the need to integrate the 2 modes of vision has
> been
> generally ignored. We must step beyond parietal cortex to
> understand how a
> body-centered representation & its updating is represented.
>
> Note: A long version of the abstract is available at
> http://www.bu.edu/eng/labs/bravi/ingle_abstract.html
>
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