Subjective colours and the after-image: Their significance for the theory of attention

Mind 8 (29):25-34 (1899)
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reprint Washburn, M. F. (1899) "Subjective Colors and After-Images: Their Significance for the Theory of Attention". Philosophical Review 8(n/a):430

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