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Julia J. C. Blau

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2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

But What About …?

Julia J. C. Blau, Jeffrey B. Wagman

Some people who study perceiving and acting are absolutely convinced that ecological is the only way to understand how it is that all varieties of organisms perform all varieties of everyday behaviors. Those who are less convinced, however, often raise the same …

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2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

Somatosensory Systems

Julia J. C. Blau, Jeffrey B. Wagman

The sense of “touch” (or more properly, the somatosensory systems) is actually several diverse and overlapping senses. There are many different types of somatosensory receptors that vary in the size of their receptive fields, the timing of their response to stimuli, and …

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2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

Seeing Where to Go and How to Get There

Julia J. C. Blau, Jeffrey B. Wagman

In more traditional approaches, perceiving and acting are separate and distinct processes that eventually need to be linked together. This chapter explores the ecological alternative that perceiving and acting are inseparable, reciprocal, and continuous. In this approach, the structured light that an …

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2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

Color

Julia J. C. Blau, Jeffrey B. Wagman

Humans have three different types of cones that are sensitive to three different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. S-cones are sensitive to shorter wavelengths (which we see as cobalt blue); M-cones are sensitive to medium wavelengths (which we see as lime green); …

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2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

Chemical Senses

Julia J. C. Blau, Jeffrey B. Wagman

Taste and smell (olfaction and gustation, respectively) are inextricably linked. They are linked in function—both serve as “gatekeepers” for ingesting harmful substances. They are also linked in lived experience—the concept of “flavor” is an overlapping sense. But they do have different receptors. …

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2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

Ecological Optics and Seeing

Julia J. C. Blau, Jeffrey B. Wagman

In traditional approaches, understanding visual perception requires explaining how light gets into (and is processed by) the brain. This chapter explores the ecological alternative that understanding the process of seeing requires understanding how the structured light that surrounds an animal gets into …

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2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

Visual Perception of Motion

Julia J. C. Blau, Jeffrey B. Wagman

In the traditional approach, the starting point for visual perception is the retinal image. Consequently, the starting point for visual perception of motion are changes in the retinal image over time. Yet, these changes are ambiguous about motion of objects. In the …

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2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

Perceiving Events and Affordances

Julia J. C. Blau, Jeffrey B. Wagman

The ecological approach requires a fundamental rethinking of what it is that animals perceive and act on. Two fundamental categories of such things are events and affordances . Ecological events are changes to the environment or the animal’s relationship to it. Perceiving …

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2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

Visual Perception of Depth and Size

Julia J. C. Blau, Jeffrey B. Wagman

In the traditional approach, the starting point for visual perception is the retinal image. But the retinal image is ambiguous about depth and size. In the traditional approach, cues available in what the eyes do and in the retinal image itself are …

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2026 book-chapter OpenAlex

Visual Perception and Recognition of Objects

Julia J. C. Blau, Jeffrey B. Wagman

In the traditional approach, the starting point for visual perception is the retinal image. For multiple reasons—including clutter, variable viewing conditions, and projective geometry—the retinal image is ambiguous about the shape, connectedness, and identity of surrounding objects and surfaces. In the traditional …

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