Face recognition is an essential biologic and social skill. Accurate recognition depends on
the ability to encode, store, and retrieve distinct memory representations for the faces of …

In the 19th century, the study of consciousness and the relation between conscious and
unconscious processes was considered central to the fledgling disciplines of neurology …

Covert person recognition was investigated longitudinally over a three-year period in a
patient suffering from “Crossmodal Familiar Person Agnosia”, possibly due to a fronto …

We examined the ability of a patient suffering from Prosopagnosia—an impairment of face
recognition following neurological damage—to draw accurate trait inferences from faces of …

Disturbances of visual perception after brain damage provide clues to understanding
consciousness and the brain. In this article we review six visual disorders in which …

The target article claimed that although visual apprehension involves all of general
cognition, a significant component of vision (referred to as early vision) works independently …

Standard accounts of delusion explain them as responses to experience. Cognitive models
of feature binding in the face recognition systems explain how experiences of mismatch …

If stroke only caused paralysis and a danger of death it would still be a terrible affliction. Yet
the biggest tragedy of stroke lies in its mental effects. And most of the disability it produces is …

The cognitive mind‐brain is haunted by the ghost of consciousness. Cognitive science must
face this ghost, since consciousness is perhaps the most important mental phenomenon: it …