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MIT Press, 1998. £47.95 / $60.00 (xi + 417 pages)ISBN 0 262 23195 6When I started as a graduate student with an interest in motion perception, I looked for two things in a book: an understandable introduction and an overview of the important questions. I scrutinized some old handbooks and, of course, read Nakayama’s excellent review1xBiological motion processing. Nakayama, K. Vis. Res. 1985; 25: 625–660Crossref | PubMed | Scopus (471)See all
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