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"Sources of color science" Table Of Contents:

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

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