Table of Contents

Seeing and Thinking: A New Approach.- Neural Models of Seeing and Thinking.- Functional Architecture of the Visual Cortex and Variational Models for Kanizsa’s Modal Subjective Contours.- Gestalt Theory and Computer Vision.- Towards an Analytic Phenomenology: The Concepts of “Bodiliness” and “Grabbiness”.- Internal Representations of Sensory Input Reflect the Motor Output with Which Organisms Respond to the Input.- Movemes for Modeling Biological Motion Perception.- Form Constraints in Motion Integration, Segmentation and Selection.- Scintillations, Extinctions, and Other New Visual Effects.- Commonalities between Visual Imagery and Imagery in Other Modalities; an Investigation by Means of fMRI.- Forms and Schemes of Perceptual and Cognitive Self-Organisation.- Microgenesis, Immediate Experience and Visual Processes in Reading.- Language, Space and the Theory of Semantic Forms.- Emotion-Cognition Interaction and Language.- Appearance of Structure and Emergence of Meaning in the Visual System.- The Embodied Meaning: Self-Organisation and Symbolic Dynamics in Visual Cognition.