• 1. A tragic accident ; 2. Doing without seeing ; 3. When vision for action fails ; 4. The origins of vision: from modules to models ; 5. Streams within streams ; 6. The anatomy of conscious and unconscious vision ; 7. Why do we need two systems? ; 8. How do the two systems work? ; 9. Getting it all together ; 10. Postscript: Dee's life twenty-five years on

Review from previous edition Given the authors' clear and precise language and their stated aim to write an accessible book (which they achieve), this volume is a perfect Christmas present for anyone even remotely interested in the brain... Sight Unseen is not just a book for readers of popular science, demonstrating how much can be learned about brain function from patient studies; even specialists in neuroscience and neuropsychology could learn something... The book illustrates the enormous amount of knowledge to be gained from analysing deficits of specific stroke patients. It closes by stating: "Studying the way the brain reorganizes itself in response to severe damage presents one of the most important challenges to neuroscience in the twenty-first century." How true.

• 1. A tragic accident ; 2. Doing without seeing ; 3. When vision for action fails ; 4. The origins of vision: from modules to models ; 5. Streams within streams ; 6. The anatomy of conscious and unconscious vision ; 7. Why do we need two systems? ; 8. How do the two systems work? ; 9. Getting it all together ; 10. Postscript: Dee's life twenty-five years on

Review from previous edition Given the authors' clear and precise language and their stated aim to write an accessible book (which they achieve), this volume is a perfect Christmas present for anyone even remotely interested in the brain... Sight Unseen is not just a book for readers of popular science, demonstrating how much can be learned about brain function from patient studies; even specialists in neuroscience and neuropsychology could learn something... The book illustrates the enormous amount of knowledge to be gained from analysing deficits of specific stroke patients. It closes by stating: "Studying the way the brain reorganizes itself in response to severe damage presents one of the most important challenges to neuroscience in the twenty-first century." How true.

• 1. A tragic accident ; 2. Doing without seeing ; 3. When vision for action fails ; 4. The origins of vision: from modules to models ; 5. Streams within streams ; 6. The anatomy of conscious and unconscious vision ; 7. Why do we need two systems? ; 8. How do the two systems work? ; 9. Getting it all together ; 10. Postscript: Dee's life twenty-five years on

Review from previous edition Given the authors' clear and precise language and their stated aim to write an accessible book (which they achieve), this volume is a perfect Christmas present for anyone even remotely interested in the brain... Sight Unseen is not just a book for readers of popular science, demonstrating how much can be learned about brain function from patient studies; even specialists in neuroscience and neuropsychology could learn something... The book illustrates the enormous amount of knowledge to be gained from analysing deficits of specific stroke patients. It closes by stating: "Studying the way the brain reorganizes itself in response to severe damage presents one of the most important challenges to neuroscience in the twenty-first century." How true.