10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHYSIOGNOMICALLY»
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H. Werner, B. Kaplan. (a) Gay (b) Dark (e) Yellow (f) Dark (c) Blue (d) Stone (g)
Longing (h) Longing FIGURE 20-1. (a) and (6) Typical expressive forms, (c'
metrically similar, physiognomically dissimilar patterns. Geometrically similar ...
H. Werner, B. Kaplan, 2014
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The British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review Or ...
The Heaths; with which group are to be associated physiognomically the
Epacridae and Diosmeae, many Proteaceae, and even the Australian Acacias,
which have phyllodia, or flattened leaf-stalks, in place of true leaves. The
arborescent ...
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A Manual of Botany: Being an Introduction to the Study of ...
DlSTHIBUTION OF PLANTS CONSIDERED PhYSIOGNOMICALLY AND
Statistically. 1149. The distribution of plants over the globe may be considered
either Physiognomically, as regards the prevalence of certain vegetable forms
which give ...
John Hutton Balfour, 1852
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New Physiognomy: Or, Signs of Character, as Manifested ...
A nose physiognomically good is of unspeakable weight in the balance of
physiognomy ; it can be outweighed by nothing whatever. It is the sum of the
forehead, and the root of the under part of the countenance. Without gentle
archings, slight ...
Samuel Roberts Wells, 1871
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Discerning Characters: The Culture of Appearance in Early ...
The profile portraitist Charles B. F. Saint-Mémin, for example, made nine
physiognomically detailed chalk drawings and six watercolors of Native
Americans between 1804 and 1807 (Figure 13). Although Ellen Miles has
determined that “there ...
Christopher J. Lukasik, 2011
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Biography in Early Modern France, 1540-1630: Forms and Functions
Interpreted physiognomically, then, Ramus's colouring would identify him as
brave and fearless. At the same time, such fortitude (fortitudo) was another of
Cicero's habitus laudabiles. Nancel next comments that Ramus had a large head
, ...
Dr. Katherine MacDonald, 2007
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Heinz Werner and Developmental Science
By contrast, ”red” is perceived physiognomically (as having a ”face”) when it is
experienced as having a lively, burning, forceful, and energetic expression.
Physiognomic perception developmentally precedes and, in adults, exists
alongside the ...
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About Faces: Physiognomy in Nineteenth-Century Britain
Audiences, for their part, wanted to be able to make sense of the offerings on
stage through accurate setting and staging, through physiognomically
appropriate portrayals of character and realistic scenery and sets. And, quite
simply, they ...
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About Face: German Physiognomic Thought from Lavater to ...
Physiognomics operates, in short, as a hermeneuties of disclosure: the
physiognomically practiced gaze, functioning like a moral X-ray machine, reveals
the "authentic" character of those individuals on whom it is trained by decoding
their ...
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Moby-Dick, Or the Whale (Middleton Classics):
Physiognomically regarded, the Sperm Whale is an anomalous creature. He has
no proper nose. And since the nose is the central and most conspicuous of the
features; and since it perhaps most modifies and finally controls their combined ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHYSIOGNOMICALLY»
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What To Watch: 'The Horror! - The Pyramid,' 'A Girl Walks Home …
... "A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night" introduces one of the more unusual bloodsuckers in recent memory, a (physiognomically) young, slender ... «Memphis Commercial Appeal, Jun 15»
Full Pundit: Jacques Parizeau — a man without a 'Plan B'
“Physiognomically and sartorially, he carried himself like the humourless uncle in a P.G. Wodehouse story,” Kay observes. And in that respect, ... «National Post, Jun 15»
The Irish 'Chimes' – An Irishman's Diary about a night at the theatre …
But physiognomically at least, Welles was faultless. He had, circa 1965, a face to launch a thousand quips. And speaking of brows, high or low, ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
Jonathan Kay: Parizeau's us-against-them strategy was a dead end
Physiognomically and sartorially, he carried himself like the humourless uncle in a P.G. Wodehouse story. Having studied at the London School ... «National Post, Jun 15»
'From Moscow to Hollywood: Songs from the Movies” at Russian …
Balthrop and Mix reacted to each other with choreographed precision both physically and physiognomically, the characters' hilarious mutual ... «DC Metro Theater Arts, Apr 15»
Billy Butler takes some hacks in Athletics gold. And looks weird.
Butler joins the fabled ranks of Sphenisciform sunset side ballplayers. Physiognomically, he proudly takes his place in the lineage of Ron Cey. «NBCSports.com, Feb 15»
The Invention of the Jewish Nose
... the worldly sovereignty of the German Emperor Henry VII depicts him accepting a scroll offered by a physiognomically caricatured Jew. «The New York Review of Books, Nov 14»
Artemis of Ephesus: A Goddess Who Represented an Ideal View of …
Agents of evil, such as executioners, were often depicted as physiognomically black. With the advent of the Renaissance in the 15th century, ... «The Root, Oct 14»
In a Vision of the Apocalypse, What Fate Awaits the People of Africa?
Physiognomically accurate depictions of blacks appear in European art at least by the 13th century. Artists had little direct knowledge of Africa ... «The Root, Sep 14»
3A to release 'Kent Williams: Ophthalm' at SDCC
... sketchbooks as well as those that served as the basis for this collected selection of his often terse and physiognomically poignant paintings. «Comic Book Resources, Jul 13»
