… , and categorizations among works of physiognomy suggests that they were made …
physiognomy and astrology and was dedicated to the “Ladies of our British Isles.” In “this our Modern …

… 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 …

This chapter situates Conrad’s ironic treatment of the physiognomic surface/depth dichotomy
within the context of urban flânerie. In The Secret Agent, the prime navigators of the London …

… The expert eye should be able to assess and interpret such anomalous stigmata, as in
obscene tattoos or idiosyncratic facial physiognomies, or through the assessment of the shapes …

… People in early modern England believed that God exposed and punished the crime of …
Boasting that his physiognomic theory rarely let him down, on one occasion Garofalo claimed …

… 2 By contrast, ancient physiognomic conventions were not so … 3 Physiognomic analysis
was common in the ancient world, … 4 Grounded in Aristotelian thought, physiognomic reason …

… from that taken by modern science (ie evolutionary … modern physiognomy) overlooks a
fundamental distinction: “The epistemological aim of lay taxonomy differs from that of [modern] …

… of the human face in modern literature, philosophy, and art. “Meaning is a physiognomy,”
wrote … My final chapter looks into the ethics of physiognomy, asking what difference it makes …

… The aim of this study was to legitimize the expectations of facial physiognomy in audience
… associated with facial form (Physiognomy, 2006, 2009b). In modern times, facial recognition …