Human Facial Expression: An Evolutionary ViewAcademic Press, 1994 - 369 páginas This text provides an integrated view of human facial expressions based on contemporary knowledge about the evolution of signaling across the animal kingdom. Spanning fields that range from psychology and anthropology to neurology and linguistics, it discusses questions such as: What do facial expressions express? How did facial expressions evolve? What relationship is there between expressions and emotions and motives? |
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Mechanisms for the Evolution of Facial Expressions | 4 |
Darwins AntiDarwinism in Expression of the Emotions | 13 |
Darwins Mechanisms of Expression as Grounds | 20 |
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