Lecture Notes On Physiology volume 4
Lecture Notes On Physiology volume 4
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Not only, therefore, is the portion of the retina affected upon which the rays fall which come from the colored spot, but also the surrounding retina, although this was subjected to no color stimula- tion whatever in the conduction of the experiments.
By the Young-Helmholtz theory this fact is difficult to explain unless we consider it a cerebral process. There is no doubt, how- ever, that it is entirely a peripheral affair, and its explanation on this basis is possible by the Hering theory. He...ring assumes that the katabolic changes causing the perception of the green color are followed, upon the withdrawal of the green, not only by a stimulation of anabolism leading to a negative after image of red in the portion of the retina upon which the green image fell, but also that the katabolism in one spot of the retina excites anabolism in the neighboring portions and so produces the red field around the central green spot. He names this process "re- tinal induction. ' ' It is by no means a forced explanation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not only, therefore, is the portion of the retina affected upon which the rays fall which come from the colored spot, but also the surrounding retina, although this was subjected to no color stimula- tion whatever in the conduction of the experiments.
By the Young-Helmholtz theory this fact is difficult to explain unless we consider it a cerebral process. There is no doubt, how- ever, that it is entirely a peripheral affair, and its explanation on this basis is possible by the Hering theory. He...ring assumes that the katabolic changes causing the perception of the green color are followed, upon the withdrawal of the green, not only by a stimulation of anabolism leading to a negative after image of red in the portion of the retina upon which the green image fell, but also that the katabolism in one spot of the retina excites anabolism in the neighboring portions and so produces the red field around the central green spot. He names this process "re- tinal induction. ' ' It is by no means a forced explanation.
What to read after Lecture Notes On Physiology volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Harrington Janeway to read onlineMoreLess
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