ABSTRACT
This book will investigate the properties of our visual perceptions of space. The concept of space has been an object of speculation and dispute throughout the history of philosophy and science. Great philosophers and scientists-Immanuel Kant, Thomas Reid, Henri Poincaré, Issac Newton, and Albert Einstein (to name a few)—have considered space (together with time) to be one of the cornerstones on which existence is based and from which philosophy and science arise.
