… d) archive, we may identify the physiognomic narrative as an ecphrastic practice based on
… This claim, which presupposes the possibility that formal and physiognomic indicators may …

… Physiognomy (“interpretation of the nature”), whose modern developments rely closely on
the ancient theoretical construction, is a partly intuitive, partly technical method of deducing …

… As Solomon Asch, one of the founding fathers of modern … of the credit for spreading the ideas
of physiognomy, the “art” of … all men are daily influenced by physiognomy.” Here is a simple …

… a large sample than on physiognomies that can be discerned … modern understandings of
human variation. But they also embody a crucial moment in the relationship between analyses …

… It is a well known fact that the most influential work on physiognomy written in Antiquity was
a two-volume treatise that until modern times circulated under the name of Aristotle. 4 Most …

… modern psychology, these beliefs still appear to exist among the general population in the
form of physiognomic … In this chapter, these associations between physiognomic features and …

… Although its origins lie in the ancient world, the article describes physiognomy as a modern
… Physiognomic reading is considered a skill necessary to interact with strangers in modern …

… As I proof here, keyword categories can be helpful in the semantic metaanalysis of ideas
about … Much as with the early modern physiognomist, who inferred from facial signs to humorist …

… Modern psychological constructionist theories of emotion postulate that the experience of …
with basic emotion theories, modern psychological constructionist theories of emotion provide …

… These canons are still widely used in art, sculpture, painting, and comics, especially by
beginners, and have often been used by modern plastic surgeons as working guides. Studies …