[HTML][HTML] Object recognition: The man who mistook his dog for a cat
GW Humphreys - Current Biology, 1996 - cell.com
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Abstract
Neuropsychological studies of people with specific brain lesions have led to the theory that different parts of the brain are responsible for recognizing living and non-living objects. Now there is direct evidence from activity measurements that this is the case.
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