… to help us find the kernel of truth in what otherwise appears as … It’s often said that they
are the modern-day court jesters ‘set … are the endless variety of ‘physiognomic’ or human–animal …

… In addition to a broad survey of Korean history, this work offers a flavor of recent developments
and modern life in both Koreas. . . . A vivid storyteller, Cumings uses colorful legends that …

… In society at large, it can be discerned in distinguishing the kernel of truth that extreme
groups, even fanatics, espouse, from the tide of delusional righteousness and contempt that …

Rather than getting distracted by surface differences between human groups, we should give
priority to the deep similarities that all humans share. People are far more alike than they …

… Henry concludes his opus maius with a critique of Hegel:'Hegelianism commands modern
philosophy. It has contributed no little amount to providing it with its singular physiognomy, …

… This practice is called physiognomy and people of many eras and cultures have … , physiognomy
has justifiably fallen from general favor. But, the relative unfashionability of physiognomy …

… of subjects that defined pre-modern fiction no longer held. … of the space of pure fiction
modern fiction as a dissensus with… Historicizing this dissensus of modern fiction – grasping it as …

… unless one is familiar with its subject's physiognomy). Humor in caricature serves as an … a
funny face, lacking a manifest kernel of physiognomic truth. But if only the trend description is …

… , the advent and evolution of modern sport, and of course the … coincided with the rise of modern
sport and the formative years of … ethics and its influence on modern life is compounded by …

… problematic of the work as it participates in both the classical and the modern discourses. …
I briefly examine the history of the physiognomic sign for both its philosophical and its medical …