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I CONCEPTUAL ISSUES IN STUDYING CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS VISUAL PROCESSES 9 2 Microgenesis of Perception: Conceptual, Psychophysical, and Neurobiological Aspects 11 Talis Bachmann 3 Neural Correlates and Levels of Conscious and Unconscious Vision 35 Bruno G. Breitmeyer and Petra Stoerig II NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF DYNAMIC PROCESSING IN VISION 49 4 Grasping the Past and Present: When Does Visuomotor Priming Occur? 51 Melvyn A. Goodale, Jonathan S. Cant, and Grzegorz Kr6liczak 5 The Cortical Processing Dynamics of Edge Detection and Scene Segmentation 73 H. Steven Scholte, Jacob Jolij, and Victor A. E Lamme 6 Consciousness Absent and Present: A Neurophysiological Exploration of Masking 89 Edmund T. Rolls III VISUAL MASKING AND THE DYNAMICS OF VISION 109 7 Computational Models of Visual Masking 111 Gregory Francis and Yang Seok Cho 8 A Reentrant View of Visual Masking, Object Substitution, and Response Priming 127 James T. Enns, Alejandro Lleras, and Vince Di Lollo 9 Dynamics of Perceptual Epochs Probed by Dissociation Phenomena in Masking 149 Haluk Ogmen, Bruno G. Breitmeyer, and Harold E. Bedell 10 Backward Masking in Schizophrenia: Neuropsychological, Electrophysiological, and Functional Neuroimaging Findings 171 Jonathan K. Wynn and Michael F Green IV TEMPORAL ASPECTS OF ATTENTION 185 11 The Operation of Attention-Millisecond by Millisecond-Over the First Half Second 187 Steven J. Luck 12 Competition for Attention in Space and Time: The First 200 ms 207 Mary C. Potter 13 Effects of Masked Stimuli on Attention and Response Tendencies as Revealed by Event-Related EEG Potentials: Possible Application to Understanding Neglect 225 Rolf Verleger and Piotr JaSkowski V TEMPORAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FEATURE AND OBJECT PERCEPTION 243 14 Perceptual Consequences of Timing Differences Within Parallel Feature-Processing Systems in Human Vision 245 Harold E. Bedell, Saumil S. Patel, Susana T. L. Chung, and Haluk Ogmen 15 The Relationship of Visual Masking and Basic Object Recognition in Healthy Observers and Patients with Schizophrenia 259 Michael H. Herzog 16 Neural Mechanisms Underlying Temporal Aspects of Conscious Visual Perception 275 Wei Ji Ma, Fred Hamker. and Christof Koch VI THE DYNAMIC RELATION OF UNCONSCIOUS AND CONSCIOUS PROCESSES IN VISION 295 17 Response Priming With and Without Awareness 297 Jens Schwarzbach and Dirk Vorberg 18 Visual Masking Reveals Differences Between the Nonconscious and Conscious Processing of Form and Surface Attributes 315 Bruno G. Breitmeyer and Haluk Ogmen 19 The Cognitive Neuroscience of Unconscious and Conscious Vision 335 Tony Ro