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human brain and facial physiognomy

hemispheres of a brain

datum lines of human personality
perspectives of a face in physiognomy
geometrical outlines in full-face
view of facial physiognomy
drawing of shapes in physiognomy
eyes in faces of people

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geometrical axes of facial symmetry
human face and brain hemispheres

axes of facial symmetry in full-face

 

Psychoanalysis and axes of facial symmetry.
The seventh page describes axes of symmetry and geometrical parameters according to which in features of a human face in a context of physiognomy it is possible to see projections of brain hemispheres.

The information on projections of brain hemispheres in facial features can be interesting to attention of psychologists and psychoanalysts, as physiognomy is the science which is directly connected with psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic methods in scientific research of human personality.

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Axes of facial symmetry in full-face.
Physiognomy and hemispheres of a brain.

Human facial traits or lineaments in full-face in a context of physiognomy mean potential psychological features of personality, but also in frontal perspectives of faces it is possible to see physiognomic projections of brain hemispheres, that allows to identify mental or psychic functions in a context of Jungian analytical psychology, and also in socionics and Brigs-Majers type indicator.
Vertical axis of facial symmetry in full-face corresponds with shapes of nose, and horizontal axis of facial symmetry is connected with geometrical sizes of a face from chin to forehead top, that is shown on the chart.

axes of facial symmetry with geometrical sizes of a face on the chart Vertical axis of symmetry Y corresponds with the central line of nose bridge which determines proportions of geometrical sizes for right and left halves of a face.
Horizontal axis of symmetry X is on equal removal from a chin and forehead top, that determines geometrical proportions between top and bottom facial halves.

Right half of a face is projection of the left brain hemisphere which corresponds with introversion, namely geometrical sizes of the right facial half are physiognomic parameters according to which it is possible to identify degree of introversion in human personality.
Left half of a face is projection of the right brain hemisphere which corresponds with extraversion, namely geometrical sizes of this facial half specify degree of personal extraversion.
Top facial half corresponds with rational mental functions of a brain, namely according to this size it is possible to identify rational psychological features of personality.
Bottom facial half corresponds with irrational mental functions of a brain, namely this geometrical size allows to identify irrational psychological features of people.
Comparison of geometrical shapes of a human face with hemispheres of a brain allows to identify psychological parameters of personality in a context of Jungian analytical psychology or in socionics and Brigs-Majers type indicator, and consequently such method of facial analysis is analytical physiognomy.
Look information about analytical physiognomy and interrelations of mental functions of a brain with features of a human face in other sections of this website.

According to two axes of symmetry in faces of people it is possible to identify fifteen psychological types of personality, that is shown in the table.

axes of symmetry in faces of people and fifteen psychological types of personality Symbolical drawings of faces in the table have following physiognomic parameters.
First vertical row at the left - bottom half of a face is more than top half - irrationality.
Second vertical row at the left - top facial half is more than bottom half - rationality.
Third central, and also fourth and fifth vertical rows on the right - top and bottom halves of a face have equal sizes - interrationality.
Third central, and also first and second vertical rows at the left - right and left halves of a face have equal sizes - attributes of equaverted types.
Fourth vertical row on the right - right facial half is less than left half - attributes of extraverted types.
Fifth vertical row on the right - left facial half is less than right half - attributes of introverted types.

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Top horizontal row - left eye above right - extraverted types.
Middle horizontal row - eyes have equal height - equaverted types.
Bottom horizontal row - right eye above left - introverted types.
Psychological meanings of the shown types of human faces in a context of analytical physiognomy are the following.
First type of a face.
Irrational extraversion - greater bottom facial half - significant left eye.
Second facial type.
Rational extraversion - greater top half of a face - significant left eye.
Third type of a face.
Interrational extraversion with attributes of equaversion - symmetric facial halves - significant left eye.
Fourth facial type.
Interrational extraversion - symmetric vertical halves of a face - significant left eye and greater left facial half.
Fifth type of a face.
Interrational extraversion with attributes of introversion - symmetric vertical facial halves - significant left eye and greater right half of a face.
Fifth type has mutually exclusive attributes of extraversion with introversion, and consequently this variant of physiognomic parameters cannot exist in faces of people.
Sixth facial type.
Irrational equaversion - greater bottom half of a face- symmetry of eyes.
Seventh type of a face.
Rational equaversion - greater top facial half - symmetry of eyes.
Eighth facial type.
Interrational equaversion - symmetric halves of a face and symmetry of eyes.
Ninth type of a face.
Interrational equaversion with attributes of extraversion - symmetric vertical facial halves - symmetry of eyes - greater left half of a face.
Tenth facial type.
Interrational equaversion with attributes of introversion - symmetry of vertical facial halves - symmetry of eyes - greater right half of a face.
Eleventh type of a face.
Irrational introversion - greater bottom facial half - significant right eye.
Twelfth facial type.
Rational introversion - greater top half of a face - significant right eye.
Thirteenth type of a face.
Interrational introversion with attributes of equaversion - symmetric halves of a face - significant right eye.
Fourteenth facial type.
Interrational introversion with attributes of extraversion - symmetric vertical facial halves - significant right eye and greater left half of a face.
Fourteenth type has mutually exclusive attributes of introversion with extraversion, and consequently this variant of physiognomic shapes does not exist in human faces.
Fifteenth type of a face.
Interrational introversion - symmetric vertical facial halves - significant right eye and greater right half of a face.
According to the listed meanings of physiognomic parameters of human faces, and according to drawings in the table it is possible to identify psychological types of personality in a context of analytical physiognomy. Namely positions of eyes concerning axes of facial symmetry can be considered as additional formal parameters of 64 psychological types which are shown on pages of this website in gallery of section with the name: the right and left face.

Following page shows positions of eyebrows and mouth concerning axes of facial symmetry, that in view of analytical physiognomy allows to identify mental functions of brain hemispheres.


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