I An Outline of Problems Pertaining to Color.- 1. The Naming of Color Impressions.- 2. Studies on the Experiencing of Colors.- 3. A Few Observations on Phenomenology.- II Experimental Research.- 1. Experimental Procedure.- 2. Discussion of the Results.- 3. The Color Character Applied.- Summary.- Appendix (Tables A-D).- Name Index.
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