Titlebook: Cerebral Cortex; Volume 12: Extrastri Kathleen S. Rockland,Jon H. Kaas,Alan Peters Book 1997 Springer-Verlag US 1997 brain.cerebral cortex.

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Development and Plasticity of Extrastriate Visual Cortex in Monkeys,e traditional “association” or even motor territories are shown to have significant visual connections, visual responsiveness, or role in visual behavior (Felleman and van Essen, 1991; also see the chapter by Gross in this volume). In this chapter, discussion will be restricted (or broadened, depend

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Functional Organization of Human Visual Cortical Areas,t role of the processing and analysis of visual information in the brain. This may, however, be too broad an observation, as the notion “visual cortex” is after all loosely defined. The classical anatomical definition (Cajal, 1899a, b) was that the visual cortex in several species, including human,

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The Color and Motion Systems as Guides to Conscious Visual Perception,ic? Can each of the many visual areas that constitute the primate visual brain contribute directly to conscious experience, without the necessity for pre- or postprocessing by other visual areas, and especially by the primary visual cortex (area V 1)? Such questions may have been asked before, but,

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978-1-4757-9627-8Springer-Verlag US 1997

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Cerebral Cortex978-1-4757-9625-4Series ISSN 1566-6816

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