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"If evolutionary biologists, ethical philosophers, and social media gurus are to be believed, the face is the basis for what we call "humanity." The face is considered the source of identity, truth, beauty, authenticity, and empathy. It underlies our ideas about what constitutes a human, how we relate emotionally, what is pleasing to the eye, and how we ought to treat each other. But all of this rests on a specific image of the face. We might call it the ideal face. What about the strange face, the stranger's face, the face that thwarts recognition? What do we make of the face that rides the…
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 2020Transit Books · 196 pages · 9781945492433
- Other · English · 2020Transit Books · 182 pages · 9781945492471
Social sciencesMerrick, joseph carey, 1862-1890Face perceptionFace, abnormalitiesMotion pictures, historyFaceAbnormalitiesFace in literature






