> There is … a basic issue that is only very seldomly discuscussed: What do we mean by “visual experience”? Very often the problem of vision is oversimplified, and to “see” a scene is identified with the task of computing a verbal description of it. This problem is difficult enough, but it is important to recognize that there is much more in visual perception than assigning verbal labels to “objects”. If we pay attention to what we actually see, instead of thinking about it, we find that our visual experience is richer than any verbal description. This fact becomes evident as we observe a pictoric representation of a landscape – … Continue reading >Jose Luis Marroquin