Disturbances of the visual functions / by W. Lohmann ; translated by Angus Macnab.

  • Lohmann, W.
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1913
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    Gauge curve in tritanopes, 97 George Stephan, audition coloree, 135 Goetlio, adaptation, G2 —, change in retiua, 7 —, colour sense and paintiog, 108 —, hallucinations, 179 —, psychology of colour sensation, 93 —, science of colour, 90 Grassmann's dicta, 88 H^MORBHAGE, influence on adaptation, 72 —■ — on colour vision, 113 Haitz, measurement of field, 42 Hallucinations, 177 —, hypnagogic, 176 — in hemianopia, 168 —, perception, apperception, stabile, *' erethism, reflex, 178 Harmony, 13 Hartleben, audition coloree, 135 Hearing, accentuation in blind, 17 Heine, H., audition coloree, 133 Helmholtz, colour mixing apparatus, 86 —, empiricism, 142 —, Young-, G. H., colour theory, 89 Hemeralopia, 75 — and cirrhosis of liver, 76 — and glare, 77 — and icterus, 75, 77 — and light adaptation, 82 —, changes in rods, 82 —, disturbance of blue vision, 77 —, function of cones, 83 — in alcoholic excess, 76 — in malaria, 76 —, xerosis in, 76 Hemiachromatopsia, 165 Hemianopsia, 163 —, adaptation in, 168 ■—■ and projection, 165 —, hallucinations in, 1B8 —, homonymous, heteronymous, 164 —, tract or cortical, 165 Heredity in colour-blindness, 108 Hering, binocular vision, 138 —, colour apparatus, 105 —, Nativism, 141 Hering's views on light and colour-sense, 84 Hirschberg-Schlosser method of testing field, 42 Hoffmann, E. T. A., audition coloree, 134 —, hallucinations, 179 Hoffmannsthal, audition coloree, 135 Homer, bluc-blindness of, 24 Homocentric and heterocentric rays, 28 Horizontal lines and third dimension, 144 — deepening, 143 Hypermetro]Dia, 27 Hysteria, fields in, 61 Icterus, blue-yellow blindness in, 113 —, hemeralopia, 75, 77 —, xanthopsia, 124 Illusions, 177 Individuation coloree, 128, 130 Innervation, sense of, 142 Intelligence, tests for, by colours, 24 Interval, colourless, 79 Janthinopsia, 124 Keller, Gottfried, audition coloree, 135 Kepler, dioptrics, 5 Konoid, Sturnis, 28 Kund's spacing experiment, 166 Light, changes in retina due to, 7 —, difference, 77 —, influence of, on pigment of retina, 8 — mixing, laws of, 86 — sense in myopia, 78 Liver cirrhosis (hemeralopia), 76 —, disturbance in hemianopsia, 165 Localization, absolute in paralytic squint, 152 Locke on the education of vision, 18 Ludwig, Otto, memory pictures, 174 Macropsia and micropsia in errors of accommodation, 28 in retinal and choroidal disease, 34 Malaria (hemeralopia), 76 Mariotte, blind spot, 6 Marolycus, view on dioptrics, 5 Mauthner, vision in those born blind, 19 Memory, 173 — pictures, 174 Metamorphopsia in hemianopia, 168 — retinal, 34 Military service, colour-blindness and,110 Mind blindness, 171 , analogy to those born blind, 19 Modelling for the blind, 16 Monochromatopsia, 97 Monocular condition, 146 — sense of depth, tests for, 147 Moon-blind horses, 76 Mouches volantes, 29, 30 Music, audition coloree, 128 — phantoms, 175 Mydriasis, erythropsia, 120 —, hemeralopia, 68, 70 Myopia, 27 —, light sense, 30 Nagel's adaptometer, 67 — anomaloscope, 107 — colour lamp, 105 table, 106 Nahraum, 22 Nasal sinusitis, influence on field, 53 Nativism, 22 — of Hering, 141 Nautilus, eye of, 4 Newton's science of colour, 85 Nicotine excess, amblyopia, 52 Nyctalopia, 51 Nystagmus in total colour-blindness, 50 —, physiological, 50 —, vision in, 51 Objective reality, 13
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