An Optics of Visual Experience Martin H. Teicher with each chapter building upon

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An Optics of Visual Experience Martin H. Teicher with each chapter building uponThe early days of modern science were characterised by empiricism, giving rise to the phrase 'seeing is believing'. In recent years, however, a mistrust of the senses has asserted itself. Physical optics has increasingly removed itself from immediate visual experience what we see around us focusing instead on abstract theories and the measurements of sophisticated instruments. We are left with an impoverished relationship with our world. Georg Maier