We consider the framework of attentional processing in light of Gestalt theory. The dichotomy of top-down and bottom-up attention is criticized as an anachronism in light of the interactive character of processing. The Gestalt concept of foreground background organization offers an appropriate contextualization for the notion of attention.
Gestalt has no notion of attention. But does it need one? / C., van Leeuwen; D. A., Alexander; C., Nakatani; A. R., Nikolaev; G., Plomp; Raffone, Antonino. - In: HUMANA.MENTE. - ISSN 1972-1293. - ELETTRONICO. - 17:(2011), pp. 35-68.
Gestalt has no notion of attention. But does it need one?
RAFFONE, Antonino
2011
Abstract
We consider the framework of attentional processing in light of Gestalt theory. The dichotomy of top-down and bottom-up attention is criticized as an anachronism in light of the interactive character of processing. The Gestalt concept of foreground background organization offers an appropriate contextualization for the notion of attention.File allegati a questo prodotto
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