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The sixth page describes modifications of psychological types of analytical physiognomy according to changes of physiognomic parameters of human faces. |
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In a context of analytical physiognomy it is necessary to consider that
obvious mental functions can be connected with mobile or motionless facial
features, and also active functions can be connected with mobile or motionless
features of a human face. Therefore it is impossible to correlate a person to
that or other concrete type of analytical physiognomy as it is necessary to
analyze features and physiognomic parameters in dynamics, and to speak about
displays of this or that type during this or that moment of time. As facial
features are images or displays of psychological types which change and shown
according to changes of physiognomic parameters.
It is possible to apply the test table to analyses of dynamic changes of
physiognomic parameters and possible modifications of psychological types.
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The top row of table corresponds to parameters of
eyebrows. The middle row of table corresponds to parameters of eyes. The bottom row of the table corresponds to parameters of a mouth. |
Verticals of the table correspond to physiognomic symbols which designate
concrete parameters of eyebrows, eyes, mouth.
If physiognomic parameters of a human face are comparable to any physiognomic
parameters in the table then designate corresponding cells by daggers in white
circles.
For example, if in features of a human face it is possible to see the raised
right eyebrow then designate corresponding cell of the table by a dagger, and if
it is possible to see equally lowered corners of a mouth then also designate
corresponding cell of the table by a dagger.
If features of a human face change during other moment of time, and it is
possible to see the raised left eyebrow or equally raised eyebrows then also
designate by daggers all cells which are comparable to dynamic changes of
physiognomic facial parameters.
As a result you will designate in the table all possible movements which are
peculiar to features of a human face, and as a result the table will allow to
analyze possible modifications of psychological types in a context of analytical
physiognomy that following examples show.
Example 1st.
10
6
25
In top row of the table: the dagger designates one cell which
corresponds to equally lowered eyebrows, and other cells of top row are not
designated, namely eyebrows have unique physiognomic parameter and do not
possess dynamic changes, and as a matter of fact eyebrows are equally lowered
and motionless.
On middle row of the table: the dagger designates one cell which
corresponds to the expressive right eye and inexpressive left eye, and other
cells on middle row are not designated, namely eyes have unique physiognomic
parameter and do not possess dynamic changes.
In bottom row of the table: daggers designate three cells which
correspond to equally lowered corners of a mouth, and also to the raised right
corner of a mouth or the raised left corner of a mouth, namely the mouth has
dynamically changeable physiognomic parameters.
In total in the table it is possible to see that according to mobile and
motionless parameters of a face 10th, 6th, 25th psychological types of
analytical physiognomy can be shown, and modifications of three psychological
types are accordingly possible.
It is necessary to consider the main psychological type which in a greater
measure peculiar to a person, and additional types which are shown in a smaller
measure. Namely it is necessary to consider the main type which is visible in
features of a human face more often rather than other types.
If in the resulted example: 10th type is the main and is shown most often, 6th
type is shown a little bit less often, 25th type is shown most seldom, then it
can be designated by sequence of physiognomic symbols near to the test table.
During physiognomic analyses it is possible to mean that the main type is shown
in a quiet psychological condition, and additional types are shown as reaction
to events of world around. And also it is possible to consider expressions of
emotions as displays of psychological types as emotions are reactions to events,
namely the joyful or open emotions correspond with displays of ethics and
sensorics, and sad or quiet emotions correspond with displays of logics and
intuition.
In particular in the shown example the face of a person expresses sad or quiet
emotions in a quiet psychological condition that corresponds to display of
intuitive-logic or logic-intuitive type. And if a person expresses joyful
emotions then cannot smile both corners of a mouth, but smiles by right corner
of a mouth that corresponds to display of intuitive-logic type, or smiles by
left corner of a mouth that corresponds to display of sensory-logic type.
The detailed information on ratio of
emotions with displays of psychological types look on pages of this site
in section which has the name analytical physiognomy.
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Example 2nd.
40
16
47
45
In top row of the table: daggers designate two cells which correspond
to equally raised eyebrows or to the raised left eyebrow, namely eyebrows
possess dynamically changeable physiognomic parameters.
On middle row of the table: the dagger designates one cell which
corresponds to the expressive right eye and inexpressive left eye, and other
cells of middle row are not designated, namely eyes do not possess dynamic
changes.
In bottom row of the table: daggers designate two cells which correspond
to equally raised corners of a mouth or to the raised right corner of a mouth,
namely the mouth possesses dynamic changes of physiognomic parameters.
According to mobile and motionless facial features 40th, 16th, 47th, 45th
psychological types of analytical physiognomy can be shown, namely modifications
of four psychological types are possible.
The main is 40th psychological type, and other types are additional, namely 40th
type is visible in features of a human face more often rather than other types
that corresponds to sequence of physiognomic symbols near to the test table.
It is necessary to mean that 40th psychological type in the shown example is
specified as main conditionally as actually other psychological types can be
shown as the main at similar physiognomic parameters.
In this example the face of a person expresses complex emotions in a quiet
condition if to consider that the main psychological type is shown in a quiet
psychological condition and corresponds with display of intuitive-ethical type,
and accordingly corresponds with the joyful or open emotions of eyebrows, and
also sad or quiet emotions of a mouth. And in resulting of reactions to events
in some cases it is possible to see in facial features of a person only the
joyful and open emotions. In particular according to 16th psychological type if
a person smiles then corners of a mouth become equally raised that corresponds
to display of sensory-ethical or ethical-sensory type. Or according to 45th
psychological type of analytical physiognomy if a person expresses the joyful or
open emotions then the left eyebrow becomes raised that corresponds to display
of ethical-sensory type.
It is necessary to consider that modifications of psychological types can be
caused by fast emotional reactions or long-term emotional conditions and
consequently in some cases it is complex to identify the main psychological
type, but it is necessary to observe facial features during enough long periods
of time to identify an original quiet psychological condition which corresponds
with display of a main psychological type.
And also it is necessary to consider that different psychological types can be
shown as the main during time as a result of long-term emotional conditions.
The following page describes modifications of psychological types and dynamic changes of facial features in mutual relations of people.
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