Man's Face and Mimic Language |
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Contents
Preface | 5 |
Terms for indicating position and direction | 14 |
The face | 27 |
Copyright | |
5 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
according angle appearance attaches backwards becomes bone breadth broadened called changes cheek chin boss Co-operating muscles connexion considerably cover fold cranium deepened depressed depressor diagram directed concavity discussed displaced effects emphasized entire extended eyebrows face forehead forwards frontal muscle gaze glabella region Group head illustrate important indicated influence infraorbital furrow infraorbital triangle iris lateral lateral eye furrows levator lower eyelid lower jaw lower lip margin marked medial medial corner mental mentioned middle Mimic facial expression mimic muscles mimicry mouth angle mouth opening narrowed nasal bridge nasal region nasal wing nasolabial furrow nose Object occur origin outwards palpebral fissure pars person picture play position Possibly pressed produced pulled upwards raised referred relation root runs seen shape shows side situated skin slightly smiling soft sphincter muscle strongly tarsal teeth transverse furrows trifle turned Unaffected upper eyelid upper lip various vertical
Bibliographic information
| Title | Man's Face and Mimic Language |
| Author | Carl-Herman Hjortsjö |
| Publisher | Studentlitteratur, 1969 |
| Length | 111 pages |
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