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"Perceptual objects" is a cross-disciplinary book category for works that treat objects primarily as experiences rather than mere things—books that investigate how appearance, attention, sensation and interpretation create the reality of an object. It includes philosophy and phenomenology that probe the lived qualities of things, cognitive science and neuroscience that map how the brain constructs form and meaning, art and design books that explore visual strategies and material perception, and fiction or speculative writing that foregrounds illusion, synesthesia, augmented reality, or shifting points of view. Central themes are the interplay between observer and world, the instability of sensory data, the role of context and culture in shaping perception, and the technologies or practices that alter or reveal hidden facets of things. Whether analytical, experimental, or narrative, works in this category focus less on objects as static entities and more on the perceptual processes that bring them into being.

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