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One and More Space

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Space—an essential dimension of our life—is analyzable from different viewpoints, which often gives rise to contrasting conceptualizations. Perceptual analyses shed light on the intrinsic anisotropy and deformations of perceived space, raising the issue of which geometry may be able to represent perceptual space. Pictorial drawings and painting have been relevant sources of information about the nature of living and perceived space. Although the geometry of perceptual space is still in its infancy, contributions are beginning to appear. This special issue contributes to the development of the geometry of perceptual space.

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Liliana Albertazzi—Retired professor.

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Albertazzi, L. One and More Space. Axiomathes 32, 733–742 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10516-021-09559-2

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