Mirrors in mind /

Art, and in history. Thousands of years of questioning and experimenting have led to an ever more surprising understanding of light, of matter, and of mind. Who could have guessed that mirrors are like radio aerials, and like tuning forks; and yet through the strangeness of light they are not quite...

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Main Author:	Gregory, R. L (Richard Langton)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : W.H. Freeman/Spektrum, 1997 New York : c1997 Oxford ; New York : [1997], ©1997 Oxford ; New York : c1997 Oxford ; New York : ©1997 Oxford ; New York : c1997 Oxford ; New York : [1997]
Subjects:	Visual perception

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