Touch and Blindness

"Touch and Blindness," edited by Morton A. Heller, is a groundbreaking exploration into the intricate relationship between touch and the experience of blindness. Published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 2005, this insightful paperback spans 240 pages and is an essential resource for those in the fields of psychology and neuropsychology.

The book delves into the latest advancements in psychological research and cutting-edge neuroscience techniques, shedding light on how individuals who are blind perceive and interact with their environment through touch. By examining both cognitive and physiological aspects, Heller’s work provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of tactile perception and its implications for cognitive psychology.

Whether you're a professional in psychology, a student, or simply intrigued by the subject, "Touch and Blindness" offers valuable insights that bridge the gap between sensory perception and cognitive processes. Enhance your knowledge and explore the depths of human experience with this informative text.