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Polarized Light in Nature

G P Konnen 1984 Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 172 pp price £18 ISBN 0 521 25862 6 The human eye suffers from polarisation-blindness. This book aims to make us aware of how the visual scene would be enriched if the state of polarisation of the light could be regularly perceived.