Observations reveal phantom visual imagery features in darkness, suggesting implications for sensory perception.
Techniques are described for eliciting phantom visual images of parts of the observer's body in absolute darkness and under other conditions for which there are no visual stimulus correlates. Spatial, form, and luminance attributes are discussed, together with incidental observations that might have theoretical implications.
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