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General Index

affective responses, 20, 234–235, 247, 248, 250ff.

ambiguous figures, 61, 69, 176–177, 184, 186

Ames chair, 34Ames room, 51, 56, 229apparent properties, see appearancesappearances, 1–5, Chapter 1, 64, 70,

99, 159, 160(not) in harmony with facts/with

the physical world, 30, 36, 38(not) in harmony with physical

measurements, 29appraisals, 209

appraisal system, 258argument from illusion, 27, 87attention, 12

and emotions, 207, 215–217

Beliefs, 7, 12, 19, 20, 25, 40, 55, 65, 128, 149, 228, 229

background beliefs, 224, 230, 233, 234, 242, 259

delusional beliefs, 235, 240bent stick, 64, 65, 114, 216

see also refraction

camouflage, 136Capgras delusion/Capgras syndrome,

18, 20, 235, 237, 239, 242, 248, 250, 253–256

color, 3–6, 8, 35, 38–39, 40–41, 42, 87, 99, 106, 147, 148, 153, 174, 178, 181, 208, 220

see also Moon, color ofcolor contrast illusion, 25, 26, 29color sensation, 35

completion, see filling-inconcepts, 48, 73, 127, 180, 188,

208, 210concept of error, 71concept of illusion, 6, 26, 33, 42,

47, 82, 109

concept of image, 161, 193concept of representation, 158concept of size, 93demonstrative concepts, 232,

233, 241recognitional concepts, 232,

235, 236singular concepts, 233

conclusive reasons, 130constancies (perceptual), 8–9,

34–36color constancy, 35–36, 38, 95Palmer’s definition of, 34, 36, 38,

88ff.size constancy, Chapters 5 and 6tendency to constancy, 9, 89, 91,

96, 98, 100, 106constancy hypothesis, 35content

conceptual/non conceptual content, 208, 210, 212, 233

demonstrative content, 229of emotions, 208, 209, 210evaluative content, 211, 212of experience, 233, 234, 235, 236,

238, 249of judgements, 230of perception through mirrors, 192,

195, 196, 197of pictures, 185, 191propositional content, 211representational content, 206, 211

conventions, 167, 168, 174, 185

deceit/deception, 15, 76, 148, 149, 150ff., 168–169

delusions/delusionaldelusional beliefs, 235, 240delusional disorders, 242delusional judgements, 249of doubles/of replication, 249, 250and illusions, 12, 13, 63of intermetamorphosis, 255, 257

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depicted object, 7, 8, 12, 13ff., 155, 158, 161

depiction Chapters 8 and 9see also picturesand concealment, 148, 150and its constraints, 16, 169,

181, 182illusion(istic) theories of, 165, 166,

169, 171make-believe theories of, 165objective resemblance theories of,

164, 166, 175, 178, 181, 182, 184recognition theories of, 165,

169, 171seeing-in theories of, 165, 169semiotic theories of, 165subjective resemblance theories

of, 164depth, 146, 161, 172, 173deviant causal chains, 17, 195–196Devil’s Fork, 4discrepancy, see inconsistencydisjunctivism, 2double nose illusion/Aristotle’s

illusion, 52, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69doubles, 18, 243, 248–250duplicates, see doubles

Ebbinghaus-Titchener illusion, 4, 118see also size: size contrast illusion

emotions 17, 18, 19, Chapter 11and actions, 217analogies with perceptions, 17, 18,

207ff.appropriateness of, 208automaticity of, 207ff.basic emotions, 207, 212, 221causes of, 210as cognitive sharpenings, 221as cognitive states/kinds of

judgements, 206cognitive theories of, 206as conative states, 206in conflict with judgements, 17, 18,

205, 206correctness conditions for, 208and facial expressions, 258justification of, 213–214as kinds of sensations, 208

modularity of, 210–211, 218as perceptions/representations of

values, 18, 206, 207, 211, 212, 215, 220

as perceptual illusions, 202, 219, 223

plasticity of, 19, 218–219and rationality assessments, 213,

215, 217, 219recalcitrant, 17–19, 205, 206, 208ff.and thought, 205

epistemic innocence, 17, 197ff.errors, 18, 63

see also illusionsas departures from facts /physical

reality, 61in emotions, 17–18, 205perceptual, 17, 19, 30, 40, 61in seeing things through mirrors, 197

expectations, 7, 60, 65, 66, 67, 69, 134ff.

cognitive expectations, 224externalism vs internalism, 245

faces/facial featuresface processing system, 255face recognition, 20, 234–235, 241,

247, 248ff.facial information, 255impairment in face processing, 250perceptual representation of facial

features, 250recognition of depicted faces, 174,

176–177, 183–184factive vs non-factive verbs, 126–127feeling of presence, 20, 235, 237ff.filling-in, 126, 141foreground/background contrast,

172, 173, 183foundationalism, 226Fregoli’s delusion/ Fregoli’s syndrome,

235, 255, 256, 258

geometrical illusions, 46, 47, 107, 119, 120, 122

Gestalt, 102, 233Gestalt qualities, see grouping

propertiesgolf ball illusion, 64

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grouping properties, 172, 173, 174ff., 186

hallucinations, 27, 63–64holograms, 169, 187

icons, 165, 166, 168, 184illusions

affective illusions, 236, 237and cognitive errors, 17, 19,

223–226as departures from physical

measurements, 38–39as departures from truth, 3as discrepancies between

appearance and reality, 2, 3, 28, 29

emotional illusions, 205epistemic value of, 69ff.as experiences of inconsistency, 6, 7Gregory’s characterization of, 3, 4,

28, 61, 62heuristic value of, 60, 71, 73–74of (impossible) movement, 67, 68of (impossible) position, 67, 68kinesthetic illusions, 69as metaperceptual experiences, 7,

10, 54, Chapter 4as mistaken perceptions, 6, 49, 59necessary/sufficient conditions for,

4, 5as perceptual inconsistencies, 6, 50ff.phenomenological characterization

of, 54–55Reynolds’s characterization of, 82robustness/cognitive

impenetrability of, 62ff., 73, 77, 80

taxonomies of, 6, 46ff., 59, 83of unfamiliarity, 237we are (not) immediately aware of,

Chapter 3, 67–71illusory figures, 47, 48, 59, 138images

causal-intentional account of, 194fragility of, 160image perception, 145ff.non propositional nature of, 161as perceptual objects, 153, 158and words, 174

imagination, 14, 15, 145inconsistency, 6–8, 80

across time, 51–52, 69between perception and action,

52–53, 69between perception and

knowledge, 10between perceptual systems, 52, 69involved in illusions, 1ff., Chapter

2, 3 and 4of perceptions, 80stimulus inconsistency, 55–57, 71

intentionalism, 2intentionality, 182–184

intentionality constraint, 167, 181, 190of pictures, 165, 166, 183ff.

intentions, 13, 159, 161, 194communicative intentions, 151empty intentions, 126

interoception, 207

judgements, 17, 18, 40, 209, 213, 227, 228, 229, 230

recognition judgements, 20, 237, 239, 240, 249

Kanizsa Triangle, 12, 47, 48, 59, 63, 138, 139, 140

magnitude, see sizeMcGurk effect, 57Millian names, 255mirages, 47, 59mirrors, 16–17, 65, Chapter 10

convex mirrors, 199, 200and illusions, 196, 197, 198and images, 193, 194, 195, 198as inverting right and left, 196ff.mirror dilemma, 199mirror illusion, 197–198multipliers and perception through

mirrors, 16, 17, 192, 196, 200rear-view mirrors, 199and space, 197, 199, 200unifiers and perception through

mirrors, 16, 17, 192, 195, 198as vehicles of representation, 194and virtual reality, 200and windows, 194, 195, 197, 199, 201

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misidentification, see misrecognitionmisrecognition, 15, 19–20

delusions of misrecognition, 242, 243, 245, 247, 255, 258

and depiction, 14–15, 169ff., 178ff.

and errors of belief/of judgement, 233, 240

and perceptual illusions, 223, 224, 240

of persons, 18, 20, Chapters 12 and 13

Mooncolor of the Moon, 31, 39, 50–51,

56, 115, 116, 121Moon illusion, 10, 11, 31, 39, 49, 97,

Chapter 6physical and perceived motion of,

49–50retinal image of, 31–33, 110ff.visual appearance of, 31–33, 49–50,

112, 116Müller-Lyer Illusion, 4, 7, 15, 19, 25,

26, 29, 30, 37, 39, 46, 47, 62, 64, 66, 69, 77, 78–80, 108, 166, 170, 210, 214, 219, 222, 223

Necker’s Cube, 4, 49, 172, 176, 182

objectscomplete objects, 132detached/undetached parts of,

132–133, 136, 138, 141fictional objects, 179of hallucination, 27intrinsic (concept of) object, 244,

247, 257, 259non existent objects, 179, 180relational (concept of) object, 244,

246, 247, 255, 257visible parts of, 125, 134ff.

occlusions, 11, 21, 48, Chapter 7, 189, 245, 249

occlusion properties, 97ff.ontological relativism, 180opto-kinetic drum, 57

parallax, 194

perceptionadaptive function of, 45correctness/veridicality of

perception, 5, 29, 39and correspondence with facts/

with reality, 27, 39direct theories of, 59, 60ecological approach to, 59, 60goal of perception, 5and inferences, 27, 35as providing information, 37, 41

perceptual buffer, 232, 235personal identity, 247perspective, 3, 65, 81, 82, 90, 118,

119, 147, 154, 155, 157, 160, 229aerial perspective, 115, 116

pictorial experience, 11, 169pictorial representation, 161, 164, 167,

179–182, 184pictoriality, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168,

181, 184, 185, 188, 191pictures, 12, 16, Chapters 8 and 9

double dilemma of picture perception, 81–82

and twofoldness of picture perception, 14, 169ff.

Poggendorf illusion, 46Ponzo illusion, 4, 54presence

perceptual presence, 126sense of presence, 20, 248,

255, 259presuppositions

context dependence of, 21epistemic presuppositions, 223,

224ff., 241primitive certainty, 19, 20, 21, 228,

229, 238, 240principle of cooperation, 152

propertiesphenomenal properties, 207ff.primary and secondary properties,

40, 41properties cluster, 244relational/relative properties, 9, 35,

97, 100ff., 176, 190, 220, 247semantic properties, 244subjective properties, 41, 175,

176, 189

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propositions/propositional, 17, 19, 20, 21, 25, 126, 127, 141, 161, 206, 209

hinge propositions, see presuppositions: epistemic presuppositions

prosopagnosia, 236, 250, 253psychophysical chain, 2, 3, 6, 49

quodlibet, 149

rationality problem, 215, 218realists, 4, 27, 37–38recognition (of persons), Chapters 12

and 13see also faces/facial featuresawareness of, 252causalist view of, 243, 259implicit vs explicit recognition,

251–253and inferentialism, 230ff.and literalism, 20, 230, 232ff.and sophisticated literalism,

236–237, 240recognitional abilities, 234, 236reflectance, 4, 38, 40reflection (in mirrors), 192, 193, 200

sensorimotor theory of, 198ff.reflex movement, 66refraction, 105, 107, 113–115, 122replicas

as objects seen in mirrors, 17, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200

of (familiar) persons, 249, 250of places, 250

retinal image/retinal projection, 5, 8, 33, 46, 49, 50, 56, 57, 101ff.

see also stimulus/stimulation: proximal

rubber hand illusion, 52

seeingepistemic seeing/seeing-that,

127–134imagining seeing/make believedly

seeing/pretending to see, 13, 146seeing and knowing, 129–132, 136seeing-as, 134, 146, 170,

188, 242

seeing-in, 13–15, 145, 165, 168–170, 172, 174, 176, 184, 188

simple seeing, 11, 127–129, 132ff.sensory data, 2, 20shadows, 56, 193singular/demonstrative thought, 244size

see also Moon: Moon illusion and constancies: size constancy

angular size (of the sun, of the moon), 9, 91, 92, 95–97, 100–104, 106, 107, 110ff.

intrinsic size, 9, 92, 93, 95, 96, 101, 103

judgements of size, 30, 31, 36phenomenal size, 96physical size, 3ff., 29, 30, 31, 42, 96,

108, 110size contrast illusion, 107, 118, 119size-weight illusion, 7, 60

skin conductance responses, 251, 252, 256

spacereal vs figurative, 146, 151,

155–156, 157subjective vs objective, 112virtual, 199–200

Star of David, 138–140stimulus/stimulation

auditory, 72–73distal, 4, 5, 6, 49, 50, 101, 102–105proximal, 5, 6, 8, 49, 50, 55

stimulus error view, 83Sun illusion, 110, 111, 113surprise, 7, 65, 212, 159synchretism, 14, 167–168, 173–174,

176, 178, 181

tricks played by magicians, 63, 75, 78

trompe l’oeil, 13, 16, Chapter 9, 168, 171

and concealment, 148, 153and deception, 148ff.and expectations, 156–157expressive function of, 157and irony, 152metapictorial nature of, 160role of spectator, 151, 153, 158

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Truth, 3, 9, 19, 41, 61, 70–71, 82, 87, 100, 209, 224, 227, 240

as correspondence with reality, 71

valence, 260vanitas, 159, 163ventral pathways, 256vertical-horizontal illusion, 37, 39,

81, 108

visual differentiation, 128, 135ff., 138–139

visualizing, 14visuo-affective pathway, 234,

235–236visuo-affective system,

235, 238

Zoellner illusion, 31, 32, 38

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Name Index

Abell, C., 187, 190, 191Aglioti, S., 118Alexander, M. P., 250Amazeen, E. L., 60Apter, M. J., 83Arcimboldo, G., 176Aristotle, 49, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 113Armon-Jones, C., 218Armony, J., 222Austin, J. L., 1, 2, 5, 63, 64, 65, 241Averill, J. R., 218

Bai, J., 188, 189Bailey, C., 110Balfour, R., 111Bardy, B. G., 44, 60Bauer, R. M., 250, 251, 253Bayne, T., 249Bedford, F., 243, 244Benedetti, F., 52, 66Bergson, H., 152Berkeley, G., 4, 29, 42, 119, 120Bianchi, I., 6, 7, 10, 54, 83Bidault, E., 250Block, N., 198, 200Blount, G., 248Blumson, B., 187, 188, 190, 191Boccaccio, 149Boilly, L., 160, 161Borges, J. L., 201Boring, E. G., 109, 112Brady, M., 213-216, 222Bramante, 162Branigan, C., 222Bressan, P., 45Brown, R. O., 88, 95Bruno, N., 5, 6, 47, 69, 106Bruyer, R., 250, 251Bulthoff, H. H., 57Burnham, D. L., 250Burton, H. E., 111Burton, M., 248, 252

Bury, R. G., 113Byrne, A., 20

Calabi, C., 11–12Campbell, J., 241, 260Carlson, V. R., 91, 92, 93, 95Carruthers, P., 212Casati, R., 16, 17, 63, 187, 189, 201Cavanagh, P., 201Charland, L. C., 206, 221Charpentier, A., 52, 60Chisholm, R. M., 189, 190Chwalisz, K., 221Cleomedes, 110, 113, 115Close, C., 160Cohen, J., 52, 241Coltheart, M., 241, 248Corcoran, T. H., 113Coren, S., 28Cosmides, L., 218Courbon, P., 255Crabbé, G., 11, 124Crane, T., 20, 221Craske, B., 67Cummings, J. L., 250

Damasio, A., 221, 222, 241, 251Damasio, H., 241, 251da Pos, O., 83D’Arms, J., 210, 217, 218, 220, 221Davidson, D., 65, 70Davies, M., 241Davies, S., 187, 188, 191de Barbari, J., 150Debray, R., 150Deigh, J., 217, 221Dennett, D., 65, 141Deonna, J., 206de Pauw, K. W., 248, 255Deregowski, J. B., 119Derryberry, D., 215, 222Descartes, R., 112

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de Sousa, R., 206, 212, 213, 220, 221, 222

DiZio, P. A., 57Dokic, J., 19, 20, 241, 242, 243,

248, 259Dolan, R., 222Döring, S., 206Dretske, F., 20, 21, 127, 128, 130–131,

136–137, 141, 187, 188Duncan, J., 222Dunning, E., 80

Ebert-Schifferer, S., 159Eco, U., 201Edwards-Lee, T., 250Egan, F., 120Eilan, N., 241Ekman, P., 212, 218, 220, 221Elias, N., 80Ellis, H. D., 64, 234, 242, 248, 250,

254, 255, 257Epstein, W., 35, 89, 90, 91, 95Ernst, M. O., 57Euclid, 111Euripides, 162, 163Eva, F. J., 255Evans, B. T., 241Evans, G., 221

Fail, G., 255Faucher, L., 218, 221, 222Feinberg, T. E., 250Fodor, J., 211, 212, 218, 221Franz, V. H., 118Franzen, M. D., 250Frederick, S., 241Fredrickson, B. L., 215Friesen, W. V., 220, 221

Ganel, T., 54Gassendi, P., 114Gendler, T., 27Gerbino, W., 47, 140, 141Gerrans, P., 13, 20, 233, 237, 238, 241Gibson, J. J., 35, 42, 44, 60, 109, 161Gijsbrechts, C., 149, 150, 160Gilchrist, A., 56Gilinsky, A., 91–93, 95, 120Giotto, 149

Goldie, P., 220Goldstein, E. B., 88Gombrich, E., 12–15, 187, 191Goodale, M. A., 54Goodman, N., 165, 166,

177–180, 190Goodwin, G. M., 166, 167, 168Granrud, C. E., 119Greenspan, P. S., 206, 221Gregory, R. L., 3–4, 6, 28, 46–47,

59, 61–62, 90–91, 99, 112, 117, 118, 266

Grice, P., 152, 161Griffiths, P. E., 211, 220, 221

Haladjian, H. H., 245Harré, R., 218Harvey, L. B., 89, 95Haslanger, S., 244Hatfield, G., 35Hawthorne, J., 27Hay, J. C., 71Held, R., 28Heller, M. A., 72Helm, B., 19, 213, 222Helmholtz, H., 42Hermerèn, G., 188Hinton, J. M., 20Hochberg, J., 88Hogan, J. A., 49Holway, A. H., 112Hopkins, R., 14, 140, 165, 189, 190Hugdahl, K., 216, 222Hughes, P., 53Husserl, E., 70, 126Hyman, J., 187, 190

Ibn al-Haytham, 115, 116Ikeda, K., 71Ittelson, W. H., 51

Jacobson, D., 210, 217, 218, 220, 221

James, W., 206, 222Johnston, M., 20Jones, R., 109Joseph, A. B., 255Joynson, R. B., 94–96Juricevic, J., 188, 189

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Kahneman, D., 241Kandisky, W., 146Kanizsa, G., 140, 141, 176Kaufman, J. H., 117Kaufman, L., 117Kelly, S. D., 88, 99Kennedy, J. M., 183, 188, 189Koffka, K., 45, 57, 58, 161Kubovy, M., 6–7, 10, 54, 75, 80, 81,

162, 222Kulvicki, J. V., 165, 191

Lackner, J. R., 57Lamont, P., 75Lange, G., 206Lecocq, A. M., 149, 159Lederman, S. J., 64Ledoux, J., 212, 222Leibowitz, H. W., 89, 95Leong, G. B., 248Levine, C., 161Levine, J., 47Levinson, J., 188Lewis, M. B., 248, 254Loar, B., 232Logue, H., 20Lomazzo, P., 155Lopes, D., 165, 166, 168, 171, 181,

182, 188, 189, 190, 191, 241Lou, L., 120Lowe, E. J., 243, 244, 247Luauté, J. P., 250Luckiesh, M., 28, 119Lucretius, 110Lyons, W., 220

Macknik, S. L., 75MacPherson, F., 189Manet, É., 12, 13, 15Mantegna, A., 7, 162Marr, D., 49Marshall, J. C., 250Martin, M. G. F., 20, 75Matthen, M., 220, 247Matthews, G., 222Matthews, P. B. C., 66, 67, 68Maund, B., 9, 106, 117, 120, 140Mausfeld, R., 95McCloskey, D. I., 66, 67, 68

McCready, D., 96, 117, 120MacDonald, J., 57McDowell, J., 245McGurk, H., 57McKenzie, K., 255McLaughlin, B., 236, 237Meinong, A., 206Meredith, M. E., 72Michotte, A., 11, 124, 161Mineka, S., 221, 222Morgan, M., 58Morreall, J., 221Moyal-Sharrock, D., 241Mulligan, K., 21, 126, 188, 220, 224,

228, 244Munakata, Y., 249Mundle, C. W. K., 93–94Murray, S. O., 122

Newall, M., 188Ninio, J., 44, 47Noe, A., 44, 59, 97, 99–100, 103,

126, 140Noonan, H. W., 243, 247

Öhman, A., 221O’Regan, J. K., 59O’Reilly, R., 249

Pacherie, E., 249Palmer, S., 34, 88, 89, 90, 91–93,

101–102Parfit, D., 247Parmigianino, 146Pasquinelli, E., 6, 7, 106Paterson, S. J., 80Peacocke, C., 165, 189Perry, J., 231, 255Pessoa, L., 140Pettit, P., 220Pick, H. L., 71Pinna, B., 46Plug, C., 95, 106, 109, 112, 114,

117, 121Podro, M., 169Polidoro, M., 75Posidonius, 113, 115Prinz, J. J., 188, 206, 210, 212, 220,

221, 222

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Prinzmetal, W., 45Pylyshyn, Z., 138, 139, 245–247, 248,

254, 255

Ramachandran, V. S., 47, 201Ramsey, F., 238–239Reed, E., 109Reid, I., 248Reynolds, R. I., 82Ricoeur, P., 84Roberts, R. C., 206, 221Robinson, H., 2–3, 210, 220Rock, I., 45, 71, 72, 117Rogers, J. C., 250Rorty, A. O., 221Ross, H. E., 10, 95, 106, 107, 109, 110,

112, 114, 117, 121Ruskin, J., 161

Sander, D., 253, 258Savardi, U., 6–7, 10, 54, 83, 222Scheler, M., 220Schellenberg, S., 189Schier, F., 165, 188Schmechel, T. T. N., 119Schönbeck, G. L. J., 110Schwartz, R., 5–6, 27, 35, 38, 43,

88, 106Schweinberger, S., 248, 251, 252Searle, J. R., 187Seneca, L. A., 113Sergent, J., 250Shapiro, R. M., 250Shimamura, A. P., 45Shraberg, D., 250Signer, S. F., 250Signoret, J. L., 250Silva, J. A., 248Smith, R., 115, 116Snowdon, P. F., 20Solomon, R., 206Sorensen, R., 190, 201Sperber, D., 237, 251Spillman, L., 47Spinicci, P., 7, 14–15, 147, 160, 187Stampe, D. W., 220Stanovich, K. E., 241Stein, B. E., 72

Stocker, M., 206Stoffregen, T. A., 44, 60Stoichita, V., 160Stone, M., 248Stormark, K. M., 216, 222Strauss, D. T., 250Stroll, A., 241Suzuki, K., 120Szulecka, K., 255

Tanzer, M., 54Tappolet, C., 18–19, 206, 220,

221, 222Thinès, G., 11, 124Thompson, E., 140Thouless, R. C., 89–91, 93Timbergen, N., 49Tooby, J., 218Tranel, D., 239, 241, 251Trehub, A., 121Troost, J. M., 95Tucker, D. M., 215, 222Turvey, M., 60Twardowski, K., 190Tye, M., 20, 141, 220, 221

van der Vaart, J., 16, 76, 147Victor, J., 71, 72von Ehrenfels, C., 166, 172Vuilleumier, P., 222

Walton, K. L., 13, 145, 148, 165, 187, 188

Wedgwood, R., 206Weinstein, E. A., 250Weitzel, W. D., 250Wells, A., 221, 222West, R. F., 241Wiggins, D., 220, 243, 244Williams, J. A., 113Wiseman, R., 75Wittgenstein, L., 188, 191, 224–227Wolfe, G., 255Wollheim, R., 13, 145, 148, 165, 168,

188, 191Wright, S., 255

Young, A. W., 248, 250, 251

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