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Colour: An exosomatic organ?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 20 (2):212-220 (1997)
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Sections R1 to R3 attempt to take the sting out of hostile commentaries. Sections R4 to R5 engage Berlin and Kay and the World Color Survey to correct the record. Section R6 begins the formulation of a new theory of colour as an engineering project with a technological developmental trajectory. It is recommended that the colour space be abandonedAuthor's Profile
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