The Psychology of Perception (Psychology Library Editions: Perception) delves into the logical character of perception from a psychological perspective. Originally published in 1957 by D.W. Hamlyn, this study begins with a clear delineation of what constitutes the field of perceptual inquiry within psychology. Hamlyn meticulously outlines various types of explanations applicable to this domain and highlights their unique characteristics that set them apart from other scientific disciplines. A significant portion of the work is dedicated to an exploration of Gestalt Theory, tracing its origins and critically examining its foundational principles. This book remains a valuable resource for both philosophers and psychologists, as well as anyone interested in the interdisciplinary relationship between these fields.