Rob, Marianne, and I had so much fun with the Turvey (2019) reading group that we decided to keep going, and we decided to return to the source - Gibson's 1979 book. Buckle up, this should be fun!
We'll be using the 2014 edition, so all page numbers will refer to that (I have the feeling I will be directly quoting the eminently quotable Gibson a lot more than I did with Turvey!). I will use this page to link to my post, and the video and podcast links for our group discussions, for each chapter.
Gibson (1979) The Ecological Approach to Visual Perception
Part I: The Environment to be Perceived
Part II: The Information for Visual Perception
Part III: Visual Perception
Chapter 13: Locomotion and Manipulation
Chapter 14: The Theory of Information Pickup and Its Consequences
Chapters 13 & 14: Video || Podcast
Part IV: Depiction
Chapter 15: Pictures and Visual Awareness
Chapter 16: Motion Pictures and Visual Awareness
Chapters 15 & 16: Video || Podcast
HI, Really enjoying your blog. I can across it in this article: https://aeon.co/essays/your-brain-does-not-process-information-and-it-is-not-a-computer
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We share similar interests and overlap with Gibson, and Simon. I go and further look at the work of Damasio, Gigerenzer, Klein and some others.
Press release: https://www.prweb.com/releases/new-book-challenges-the-biggest-assumption-in-ai-that-human-judgment-can-be-replaced-302797802.html. Would welcome the opportunity to chat.
Happy to chat!
Mark