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"Visual Physiology" as a book category covers the biological and functional mechanisms that underlie vision, from molecular and cellular processes in the retina to neural circuits in the brain and the resulting perceptual behaviors. Titles in this category explain how light is detected and encoded, how signals are transmitted and processed by visual pathways, and how these processes produce perception, motion detection, color vision, depth, and visual attention; they often integrate electrophysiology, imaging, computational models, and psychophysics. Books may be comparative (across species), clinical (vision disorders and diagnostics), or technological (applications to imaging, prosthetics, and machine vision), and range from introductory texts for students to advanced monographs for researchers and clinicians. Overall, the category emphasizes mechanisms, experimental methods, and real-world implications for understanding and manipulating visual systems.

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