Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Original Title -- Original Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- 1 Introduction to Problems of Face Recognition -- Recognising your Friends -- Remembering the Faces of Strangers -- Problems with Identification Parades -- Facts about Face Recognition Memory -- Techniques for Face Reconstruction -- The Rationale and Plan of this Book -- 2 Affective and Communicative Aspects of Face Perception -- Expression Perception -- Facial Speech -- Facial Appearance and Social Attributions -- The Relationship Between Affective Processing and Identification of Faces -- Implications -- 3 Faces as Patterns -- Are Faces Processed as Features or Configurations? -- Differential Salience of Different Facial Features -- Spatial Frequency Analysis and Face Perception -- Caricature -- Distinctiveness -- 4 Semantic Coding of Faces -- Context Effects in Face Recognition Memory -- Levels of Processing -- Encoding Activity and Context Effects -- Theoretical Accounts of the Access of Identity-specific Semantic Information -- Problems for the Bruce and Young Model -- 5 Remembering Instances -- Headed Records -- Evidence for Instances -- Distributed Memory Models -- Instance-based Models of Face Recognition -- Implications -- Macrostructure and Microstructure -- 6 Towards a Computational Theory of Face Perception -- Marr's Theoretical Framework -- Faces as Shapes -- Representations for Recognition -- Conclusions and Implications -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index