Physical Expression : Its Modes And Principles
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197 To illustrate by a supposed case, say that our common experience tells us that a certain man presents a facial expression of " mental anxiety," and on personal inquiry he acknowledges that he is suffering from causes producing " mental anxiety." On making a physical analysis of the expression by the methods suggested, we find that the expression is equal on eitheiiside — therefore the expression is symmetrical; we see the special signs of anxiety more when observing the upper zone than when... looking at the middle and lower parts —hence the expression is symmetrical and principally located in the forehead, or upper zone. The nerve-muscular signs of the brain condition whose mental action is " anxiety " are localized in the frontal region, and these signs are direct expression. In thus studying a face we look to the nerve-muscular condition of the various regions, and observe the effects of the kinetic action of the brain.
We may next inquire what the trophic conditions of the face teach us.
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197 To illustrate by a supposed case, say that our common experience tells us that a certain man presents a facial expression of " mental anxiety," and on personal inquiry he acknowledges that he is suffering from causes producing " mental anxiety." On making a physical analysis of the expression by the methods suggested, we find that the expression is equal on eitheiiside — therefore the expression is symmetrical; we see the special signs of anxiety more when observing the upper zone than when... looking at the middle and lower parts —hence the expression is symmetrical and principally located in the forehead, or upper zone. The nerve-muscular signs of the brain condition whose mental action is " anxiety " are localized in the frontal region, and these signs are direct expression. In thus studying a face we look to the nerve-muscular condition of the various regions, and observe the effects of the kinetic action of the brain.
We may next inquire what the trophic conditions of the face teach us.
What to read after Physical Expression : Its Modes And Principles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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