Why are people moved by the appreciation of paintings? How does the human brain interpret paintings? And why do people interpret them differently? Cognitive science attempts to unravel how people perceive paintings when they view them. Based on the relationship between the brain and vision, the evolution of the sensory system, the movement of the eyes, and the visual laws of perspective that cognitive science has elucidated, we will decipher the mysteries of how paintings move us. Robert L. Solso is Professor and Head of the Cognitive Laboratory at the University of Nevada, Reno. ロバート・L. ソルソ Robert L. Solso 新曜社 Shinyosha 1997 21 x 14.8 x 2 cm 327 pages
