… Not surprisingly, in the Arabic scientific tradition we find both the traditional Mesopotamian
links between physiognomy and medicine and the links between physiognomy and …

… The new kind of physiognomy we are endeavouring to present here is based on the idea
of the human being consisting of three parts, as was briefly summarized in the preceding …

… 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 …

… “Visage” and “Digital Physiognomy” projects are some of the first attempts to develop
physiognomic database and use modern technology for physiognomic interpretations. In spite of …

… , 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."). …

… This is all the more astonishing since physiognomic thought … considerable impact on early
modern drama. Considering the … , physiognomy emerges as a key concept in the Early Modern …

… was left unevaluated in ancient physiognomy. Any aspect of physicality, no … modern audience,
could be given physiognomic readings. As Pseudo-Aristotle advises, “The physiognomist …

… 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 work on physiognomy was … physiognomy in medieval Europe has received relatively little
attention in contrast with the attention given sources in ancient or early modern physiognomy…