First of all, if an epistemic instrument, such as visual perception, was self-established it should be able to exist independently of the existence of an object of vision.
Someone chose to show Asma's graceful head in focus with soldier-types blurred behind her, chose to show her focusing off-camera in an "offer" and not frontal-stare "demand," thereby, Berger's essay might suggest, "making herself into an object of vision, a sight".
Although mediated by a physical organ, vision remains primarily an activity of the human soul, whereby the soul accesses directly the reality of the objects of vision.
Meanwhile, rodents have been largely neglected as models of object vision, because of the widespread belief that they are incapable of advanced visual processing.
These definitions make very explicit the challenge at the core of object vision – the requirement of maintaining a high degree of specificity for the features defining the identity of visual objects, while, at the same time, disregarding the huge variation in the appearance of such diagnostic features [17].
Though this implication is deduced from the influence of the irrelevant change on the behavioral performance as well as the ERP component, it also receives support from a newly proposed neural object-file theory of vision which is put forward based on a series of elegant and consistent fMRI studies on VWM [10], [76] [79].
A visit to Breidablik is a chance finally to visit this object of fascination, pilgrimage, vision of some frictionless future-world.
Rather he revises the meaning of "seeing God" so that God is both subject and object of our purported vision of God.
A dominant view in the cognitive neuroscience of object vision is that regions of the ventral visual pathway exhibit some degree of category selectivity.
As such, the rat and, by homology, the mouse (given the similarity between the visual systems of these species [32 35]) may represent a powerful complementary model to the nonhuman primate in the invasive investigation of the neuronal substrates of object vision.
"Universal grammar, in the modern sense, is the theory of faculty of language (a biological object, like the faculty of vision), not about particular manifestations of it (like my visual system, which differs slightly from yours).
