The science of facial expression : the new system of diagnosis, based on original researches and discoveries (1917)
Kuhne, Louis, author · leaf 47
for instance, for conducting diplomatictransactions. For example, the person shown in Fig. 6 is without doubtmentally superior to those shown in Figs. 20 and 21, even though hisgeneral education may have been poor. Back encumbrance is far more common amongst the upper classesthan amongst the poor,… … The Science of Facial Expression 45 is the trouble to cope with. The worst of this kind of encumbrance is,that the person afflicted gradually loses the energy necessary for itscure. As long as the foreign matter is soft and mobile, elimination iscomparatively easy; once the matter hardens, however,…
Physiognomy · Facial Expression · Diagnosis
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