Touch, Representation, and Blindness

Psychological studies of touch and blindness have been fraught with controversy. Within this field there exist important theoretical divides. New to the Debates in Psychology series, Touch, Representation, and Blindness brings together the leading investigators in these areas, each presenting the evidence for their side of the debate. An introductory chapter sets the theoretical and historical stage for the debate, and a concluding chapter draws together the different views and ideas set forth by the contributors, summarizing and clarifying the discussion.