… As this book is preoccupied chiefly with anti-physiognomic … because their anti-physiognomic
portraits open avenues for … ’ of a non-physiognomic portrait. Phrenology and physiognomics …

… 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 …

… Here, this meta-analysis explores if and when racial … , no systematic examination (ie,
meta-analysis) exists of these … This meta-analysis uses research published from January 2000 to …

… Among the most unexpected reconfigurations of physiognomic descriptions are those
created by Nikolay Gogol and Edgar Allan Poe. Traditional physiognomic portraits tend to limit …

… It is an approach framed in modern evolutionary theory and grounded in cross-species/cross-…
These and other physiognomic changes signal more than developmental status; they …

… , began to take on a key role in Early Modern physiognomic discourse. As Thomas Wright
laments in his ‘Preface’ to The Passions of the Mind in General (1604), the potential of using …

… the façade, surface, or “physiognomy” (Physiognomie) of cultural … surface of modern life, just
as the physiognomist reads the … with a reactionary, anti-modern sensibility. All citations from …

… and mentally ill populations on the basis of these physiognomic and phrenological
theories.Stanton, moreover, neatly aligned physiognomy and race-based typecasting with eugenics: …

… both academic research and commercial applications, scholars across multiple disciplines
have criticized AI-based facial inference as resurrecting the pseudoscience of physiognomy …