Sources of color science /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	MacAdam, David L., 1910-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, [1970]
Subjects:	Color vision. Physiological optics.

Table of Contents:

Timaeus 68, by Plato
On the soul II, 7, by Aristotle
Sense and the sensible 2, 3, by Aristotle
Meteorologica III, 2, 4, by Aristotle
New theory about light and colors, by I. Newton
Opticks, by I. Newton
Theory of colors and vision, by G. Palmer
Theory of light, by G. Palmer
On the theory of light and colors, by T. Young
Theory of compound colors, by H. G. Grassmann
Theory of the perception of colors, by J. C. Maxwell
The diagram of colors, by J. C. Maxwell
Theory of compound colors, and the relations of the colors of the spectrum, by J. C. Maxwell
On color vision, by J. C. Maxwell
Physiological optics, by H. von Helmholtz
Contribution to the physiology of visual sensations, by J. von Kries
Chromatic adaptation, by J. von Kries.
--Influence of adaptation on the effects produced by luminous stimuli, by J. von Kries
The optics of trichromatic photography, by F. E. Ives
Outline of a theory of color measurement for daylight vision, by E. Schrodinger
Thresholds of color differences, by E. Schrodinger
Some problems of visual perception, by J. Guild
Interpretation of quantitative data in visual problems, by J. Guild
Measurability of sensations of hue, brightness, or saturation, by L. F. Richardson
Retinal structure and color vision, by S. Polyak
Laminar pattern of the lateral geniculate nucleus considered in relation to color vision, by Sir W. E. Le Gros Clark.