Zrakové vnímání [Visual Perception].
(review)
Visual Perception provides readers with a solid understanding of how we sense objects and faces in our environment and interact with them. It not only explains the scientific mechanisms involved, but discusses the costs and benefits of these mechanisms within primarily psychological, biological and neuroscience frameworks, stressing questions such as: What is a given sensory mechanism needed for in our everyday experience? What kind of problems it can solve? What are its limitations? The book is the first in Czech to give detailed, systematic coverage of the ever-growing range of research topics in this important and influential issue. It is addressed to researchers and students in all branches of cognitive science and it is also of significant use to all those interested in the mystery of human mind. [Abstract from the author of the book.]
(Fulltext in Czech)