Structure From Motion

Biological Motion

Recognizing Biological Motion

Brain Events Underlying Perception of Biological Motion

The Visual Guidance of Locomotion

Finding the Right Direction

Judging Your Time of Arrival

Eye Movements: Their Aims and consequences

Acquiring the Target

Saccadic Suppression

Perceptual Stability

Staying on Target: Keeping Your Eye on the Ball

Building Directional Selectivity: Space-Time Receptive Fields

Apparent Motion

The Correspondence Problem in Motion Perception

The Aperture Problem

Combining Velocity Signals: Global Solutions for Local Problems

Area MT's Special Role in Motion Processing

Common Fate

Motion Adaptation

Attention Affects Motion Perception

Tracking Multiple Moving Objects: Giving Vision a Run for Its Money