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(Searching instruments: "lit38622" ;
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Contrast Frame
(Contrast Frame)
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1910 |
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taken from: Titchener, Edward Bradford. 1910. The Quality of Sensation: Vision.
(p. 0076, fig. 7) |
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Demonstrational Colour Mixer
(Demonstrational Colour Mixer, for six sets of discs)
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1910 |
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taken from: Titchener, Edward Bradford. 1910. The Quality of Sensation: Vision.
(p. 0069, fig. 4) |
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Perimeter for Mapping Retinal Zones
(Perimeter for Mapping Retinal Zones)
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1910 |
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taken from: Titchener, Edward Bradford. 1910. The Quality of Sensation: Vision.
(p. 0081, fig. 9) |
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Hering´s Apparatus for the Investigation of Partial Colour Blindness
(Hering´s Apparatus for the Investigation of Partial Colour Blindness)
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1910 |
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taken from: Titchener, Edward Bradford. 1910. The Quality of Sensation: Vision.
(p. 0084, fig. 10) |
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Adaptation Frame
(Adaptation Frame)
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1910 |
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taken from: Titchener, Edward Bradford. 1910. The Quality of Sensation: Vision.
(p. 0073, fig. 5) |
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Wundt´s Apparatus for the Observation of Negative After-Images
(Wundt´s Apparatus for the Observation of Negative After-Images)
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1910 |
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taken from: Titchener, Edward Bradford. 1910. The Quality of Sensation: Vision.
(p. 0075, fig. 6) |
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The Colour Pyramid
(The Colour Pyramid)
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1910 |
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taken from: Titchener, Edward Bradford. 1910. The Quality of Sensation: Vision.
(p. 0063, fig. 2) |
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Demonstrational Colour Pyramid
(Demonstrational Colour Pyramid - American Journal of Psychology, XX., 1909, 15.)
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1910 |
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taken from: Titchener, Edward Bradford. 1910. The Quality of Sensation: Vision.
(p. 0064, fig. 3) |
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[Contrast-effects with coloured shadows]
(Fig 8. shows two window-slits cut in the wall of a dark room, the one filled with a blue, the other with an ordinary ground glass. A black rod [...] casts two shadows upon a white screen. The farther shadow [...] appears blue. The nearer shadow [...] should [...] appear light grey. In reality, it appears [...]in the yellow complementary to the blue of its neighbour.)
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1910 |
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taken from: Titchener, Edward Bradford. 1910. The Quality of Sensation: Vision.
(p. 0077, fig. 8) |
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