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The motion vision of the blind and the modularity of consciousness
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The motion vision of the blind and the modularity of consciousness
Trans Med Soc Lond.
1995.
Abstract
Humans blinded by lesions of the primary visual receiving cortex, area V1, can sometimes see certain attributes of the visible world, and in particular motion, crudely but consciously. This article examines why and enquires into the insights to be drawn from such a study.
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