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In this chapter, Gibson places head and eye movements on an ecological footing, and makes them the activity of a distributed perceptual system (c.f. Gibson, 1966) who's job it is to look around.
We have to look around because our heads get in the way of our eyes. Even animals with eyes on the side have this problem, but for animals with front-facing eyes over ha...