… Again, this is the point where physiognomic body homology differs from the traditional
structuralist and linguistic sense of homology in a modern Euro-American academic context. …

… of skin tone and facial physiognomy on racial typicality … varying on 10 levels of facial
physiognomy (from very Afrocentric to very … Skin color and facial physiognomy interacted to …

… Physiognomic clusters were defined on the basis of joint interpretation of the results. They
allowed definition of the correspondences between physiognomic … of analytical tools can …

… I will argue, were certain models of physiognomy and the physiognomic 'method.' which …
which radically redefine the meaning of physiognomy and physiognomic immediacy. Thus, for …

… Empowerment is a modern administrative approach that enables employees to have full
control and meet … Modern organisations recognise that the human element is key to achieving …

… In 'Lawrence's view modern man had lost touch with th centres, especially the "voluntary"
centres, and, his mind fi abstract ideal of love and equality, had overdeveloped the upp …

… ‘heard’), they also contributed to the physiognomic discourse of the time. They reflected the
… modern culture while serving to support, challenge or subvert popular physiognomic beliefs. …

… 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 …

… illustrate the nature of physiognomic characteristics. So fluid are physiognomic characteristics
that … Looked at in terms of modern cognitive psychology, bisociation is an exemplar of what …

… As the humanist Pomponius Gauricus wrote in 1504,“Physiognomy is a way of observing …
physiognomy treatises sometimes compared their knowledge to that of artists. 20 Physiognomy …