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Its interesting to ask which of the publications  mentioned are scientific?
For example:
Is  a set of structured examples (e.g. Albers)  a  scientific text? 
Does a text become a scientific text just because it has  the word 'theory' in its title?
Is a *history* of color  a scientific text?
Best wishes,
Terry

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Subject: Literature on the use of color?

Dear colleagues,
does anyone know recent literature or a literature review on the use of color in graphic design? In Germany we often resort to Eva Heller, 1989. Wie Farben wirken (How colors work). But this is not a scientific source.

Best,
Jan-Henning
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