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Investigating Vision and the Reversion Spectroscope: Early Astronomical Colour Studies in Experimental Psychology (2003)

Staubermann, Klaus B. (Author)

Nuncius: Annali di Storia della Scienza
Volume: 18
Pages: 755--764

Publication Date: 2003
Edition Details: Part of a special section on “Spectroscope Histories”
Language: English

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Experimental psychology Color theory Scientific apparatus and instruments Vision Astronomy Spectroscopy Observation Visual perception Psychology 19th century

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Article Bigg, Charlotte; Staubermann, Klaus (2003) Introduction to Special Section. Nuncius: Annali di Storia della Scienza (p. 737). unapi

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