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1. Aguilonius's color sequence [17]: from white, through yellow, red and blue to bl ~d}luar~, ~iotctt, ~Slau, ~tiiu, ~at~, ~3tanae, Oelb, ~r 0 '/, '/, y, '/2 2/, '/, 1 2. Schopenhauer's color sequence [3]: from black, through violet, blue, green, ora llow to white. Goethe's three pairs of contrasting colors, including their white conte The Schopenhauer “Parts of White” Notice his usage of: “Violett” (= blue) e light and the 'shadowy' are not always so thoroughly, as it we “Blau” (= cyan) ically', mixed: alongside the 'qualitative' color-creating activity of t there is also quantitative 'mechanical' blending. This produces the gr “Roth” (= magenta) from white through various degrees of gray to black. Light is thus dete “Orange” (= red) by two separate variables: the qualitative and the quantitative retin ties. Schopenhauer's theory of light and colors has two dimensions.
The spectral region left over between the two optimal cuts yields green, its complement is magenta Thus Schopenhauer obtained the cardinal colors as “parts” 57
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1 Color Space Jan Koenderink
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physics (optics) psychology of perc
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