Description: Part I: Into the BrainD. Rose: Introduction1: R. Gregory: Black boxes of artful vision2: D. Rose: A portrait of the brain3: D. Hubel and M. Livingstone: Through the eyes of monkeys and men4: R. Latto: The brain of the beholder5: D. Perrett et al: When is a face not a face?6: G. Humphreys: When paying attention is too costlyPart II: Starting to seeR. Gregory: Introduction7: J. Atkinson: Through the eyes of an infant8: C. Trevarthen: Mother and baby - seeing eye to eyePart III: Behind the eyesJ. Harris: Introduction9: O. Braddick: The many faces of motion perception10: S. Anstis and V.S. Ramachandran: At the edge of movement11: V.S. Ramachandran: 2-D or not 2-D - that is the question12: V. Walsh and K. Kulikowski: Seeing colourPart IV: PhysicJ. Harris: Introduction13: J. Kulikowski and I. Murray: Chemical dreams14: A. Sillito: Chemical soupPart V: PhysicsP. Heard: Introduction15: M. Berry: Natural focussing16: R. Penrose: Mathematics of the impossiblePart VI: ArtistryR. Gregory: Introduction17: A. Hayes and J. Ross: Lines of sight18: P. Steadman: In the studio of Vermeer19: D. Phillips: How do forgers deceive art critics?20: N. Wade: Portraits of artists and scientists

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