...referred to, and afterwards been inherited. But I know of no evidence rendering this view probable. The power of communication between the members of...important subject with any person whose face is concealed. Nevertheless there are no grounds, as far as I can discover, for believing that any muscle has been...

...referred to, and afterwards been inherited. But I know of no evidence rendering this view probable. The power of communication between the members of...important subject with any person whose face is concealed. Nevertheless thsre are no grounds, as far as I can discover, for believing that any muscle has been...

...referred to, and afterwards been inherited. But I know of no evidence rendering this view probable. language is much aided by the expressive movements...important subject with any person whose face is concealed. Nevertheless there are no grounds, as far as I can discover, for believing that any muscle has been...

..."Actions of all kinds, if regularly accompanying any state of mind, are at once recognized as expressive. The force of language is much aided by the expressive movements of the face and body." It is a part and a very necessary part of the actor's work to study man by observation, concentration,...

...communication? PN JOHNSON-LAIRD In The Expression of Emotions in Man and the Animals, Charles Darwin wrote 'The power of communication between the members of...by the expressive movements of the face and body' (p. 354). Darwin was right; but like most nineteenth-century thinkers he took for granted the notion...

...physiological constraints) remain issues of structure. PHYLOGENIC PROBLEMS "The power of communication between members of the same tribe by means of language has...by the expressive movements of the face and body" (Darwin, 1872/1965, p. 354). Even Darwin was caught up by the metaphor of communication. But a crucial...

...than gestures, in ways that are distinctively human. Darwin said that "the power of communication ... by means of language has been of paramount importance...by the expressive movements of the face and body" (1872, p. 354). Because emotions are largely involuntary he doubted whether the intention of an emotion...

...that is synthetic. 2.3 Language Evolution: Linguists Take a Look The power of communication between members of the same tribe by means of language has...important subject with any person whose face is concealed. Nevertheless there are no grounds, as far as I can discover, for believing that any muscle has been...