Do I know you? : from face blindness to super recognition / Sharrona Pearl.
"This work considers the spectrum of face recognition from face blindness to super-recognizers and the influence of face evaluation on race, gender, class and ability judgments"--
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Baltimore :
Johns Hopkins University Press,
2023.
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Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: Inventing a spectrum
- 1. Thinking in cases: a somewhat failed search for origins
- 2. The blindness of great men; or, how prosopagnosia was invented
- 3. More men, more invention: the other side of the spectrum (and two sides of the same story)
- 4. A super useless skill: meet the supers
- 5. Face surveillance at the border: Checkpoint Charlie
- 6. Face recognition software and machine translation: why computers aren't people
- 7. Is there dyslexia without reading?
- Conclusion: Beyond the face
- Coda: The dectective story
- Notes
- Index.