… 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 …

… of the curious student of Physiognomy, who may possibly derive from it a pardonable
satisfaction and amusement, akin to the sympathetic interest which the modern soldier of an …

… physiognomic belief. The same study also demonstrated that people with a strong physiognomic
… That is, the physiognomic belief can foster the FBTI extremity across traits, thereby …

… tourist descriptions, as well as the analysis of paintings, and since the … analysis of changes
in landscape physiognomy covered a route of 12 km. Changes in landscape physiognomy …

… If—as in the teaching of a succession of medieval and early modern theories of signatures—the
divine alphabet can be deciphered from the faces of people and in the image the imprint …

This study contributes to the growing literature linking physical characteristics and
behavioral tendencies by advancing the current debate on whether a person’s facial width-to-height …

… , physiognomy formed part of the most ancient practical philosophy. The oldest known systematic
treatise on physiognomy is … Consequently, modern research on facial appearance has …

… undergirded ancient physiognomy: morphological analysis, … in early modern treatises of
anatomy or physiognomy were … the diagrammatic needs of the modern disciplines but would still …

This article maps the intertextual connections of the section on female slaves of the Kitāb al-siyāsah
fī ʿilm al-firāsah of Shams al-Dīn al-Dimashqī (d. 727/1327) and outlines its relation …