Being able to identify trustworthy strangers is a critical social skill. However, whether such
impressions are accurate is debatable. Critically, the field currently lacks a quantitative …

… While historically known as physiognomy, modern research emphasizes scientific methods
… analyze the effectiveness of physiognomy in criminal investigations. Although physiognomy …

… modern period, we witness a shift from commentaries on pseudo-Aristotelian Physiognomonica
to treatises discussing physiognomy in … to the social potential of physiognomy, both as a …

… overall features of physiognomy, this paper expounds the process and effect of judging
people by physiognomy. Based on the general cognitive perspective, physiognomy affects the …

… For this reason, it is indispensable that semiotics should include a philosophicallinguistic
approach in its typological studies, at least if we define philosophy of language not as analytic …

… , and users of artificial intelligence understand both the limits of the technology and the
history of physiognomy, a set of practices and beliefs now being dressed in modern clothes."). …

… In an era before the advent of modern neuroscience and psychology, physiognomy and
phrenology were two of the primary tools that people used to understand the human mind.7 …

… physiognomic body, different Ming manuals contain various ways of dividing the physiognomic
body … This kind of ‘dissection’ is certainly not done in a modern anatomical manner; these …

… ’s writings on physiognomy-based character analysis were … Blackford System of
character analysis and discuss how she … that has come to characterize modern industrial-organizational …

… we can barely discuss the theorisation of physiognomy in relation to its social context. …
physiognomic theory and social accounts related to physiognomy, we can examine physiognomic …