We discuss implications for the illusion literature, and lay out how error-correction models can explain perception-action dissociations in some, but not all grasping-of-illusion paradigms in a parsimonious and plausible way, without assuming different illusion effects.
It was important to analyze the correlations between the different illusion questions because strong correlations would imply that our objective tests for ownership (see below) would provide evidence for experiencing "phantom touches" on the rubber hand.
Progressives are subject to their own illusions -- distinctly different illusions.
The first season included eleven one-hour episodes, including 118 different illusions.
On their award-winning sketch show, "Little Britain," a breakout hit in England that will begin appearing on BBC America next Sunday, Mr. Walliams, 32, and Mr. Lucas, 30, traffic in a different kind of illusion.
There's a different take on illusions in The Zig-Zag Girl (Quercus, £16.99), the first standalone novel from Elly Griffiths, author of the highly acclaimed Ruth Galloway series.
A viewer must wear special glasses, so each eye captures a different image, creating the illusion of depth.
Matthew Passion," redemption comes through the embrace of suffering -- a retrogressive illusion of a different historical moment, Adorno might say.
Felicitas Oefelein, a New York interior designer who owns F.O. Design, recommended printing a semitransparent solar shade with a custom image to create the illusion of a different environment outside.
The standard argument against it (see, e.g., Quine 1948, p. 3) is that it does not provide a view that is clearly distinct from platonism and merely creates the illusion of a different view by altering the meaning of the term 'exist'exist
