Shakespeare and the Art of Physiognomy

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Exploring the poetics of the human face, this book delves into the art of physiognomy and nonverbal communication in Shakespeare's works. It provides fresh insights into Shakespeare's characterization and performance techniques, highlighting the significance of facial expression as a focal point. The reliability of the human face is often questioned, creating a provocative subtext that enriches the overall narrative and engages with themes of perception and trust.