Sunday 24 February 2013

What is good?- Development of Concept (Perception)

Another new development in where my project is going. I am still trying to find the link between my new subject perception and my previous starting point which was poetry and grid systems. I decided poetry sounded fairly lame and I was also finding myself really quite bored when reading the poetry and also researching about it.

I decided to choose perception firstly because I didn't really know what the term even meant but it captured my interests as it is a word people use and throw about without probably understanding the deep meaning and true definition. Secondly once I started reading about perception I found it really interesting. The more I research into it the more interesting it becomes. I can see potentially what I am going to use as content and also the range, product and distribution seem slightly clearer. When I was researching villages I literally had no ideas forming and couldn't identify and audience or range of distribution.

Internet definition of perception:

  1. The ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the senses.
  2. The state of being or process of becoming aware of something in such a way.
Synonyms
realization - understanding - comprehension

I have identified areas of research from subjects that were identified by the definition of perception. I will gradually work my way through the list of headings and become an expert on perception.

The Perceptual process
Environmental stimulus
Attended stimulus
Image on the retina
Transduction
Neural processing
Perception
Recognition
Action

Proprioception
Set of senses allowing us to detect changes in body positions and movement and also cognitive processes required to process information

Detecting a familiar scent or recognising a friends face.



To research:

Five Senses

Learning

Sensory Neuroscience

Memory

Expectation

Critical to our survival

Recognition of our environment

Sensory experience of the world

Influences 

What we do 

How we act

What we say

How we are perceived

What we think

Eye tricks - Impossible cube

Popular culture, culture

Altered perception

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