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Book Title
Wissenschaftliches System der Mimik und Physiognomik
By
Piderit, T.
Publication Details
Detmold, Klingenberg, 1867
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50136
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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lines 4—13 annotation Man understand expression without a grammar. ie instinctively
⇑lines 7—2 annotation no explanation
Page 5
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lines 6—12 score
lines 7—12 annotation Sir C. Bell does not explain why certain muscles act drng certan emotions.
line 14 underline "Oken"
lines 15—18 annotation explains by Homologies of muscles of Limbs & face.—
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lines 5—6 annotation madness?
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lines 21—23 annotation order
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top-margin annotation He prior to Gratiolet
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top-margin annotation 14—‹[illegible word]› 16t01
t01 - `16' in dark pencil
Page 19
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lines 9—13 score
lines 7—14 annotation ! Face most expressive because nerves rise nearest th Brain !!!
figure 15 annotation Bad taste
Page 21
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line 2 annotation Translated
from End Note annotation 21 to 27 [corrected form `26'] His view given
     p. 88    do to end of Chapt
     p lines 107—9 Th. resume—
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top-margin annotation in dark pencil lines 17—20
Page 23
lines 3—16 annotation Each abstract idea appears to mind like real object
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from Front Slip, Side 3 annotation Expression
from End Note annotation 21 to 27 [corrected form `26'] His view given
     p. 88    do to end of Chapt
     p lines 107—9 Th. resume—
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figure 19 annotation Horror
Page 24
lines 1—5 unmarked
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from Front Slip, Side 6 annotation Expression    of Exprssn
     Perhaps have givn illustrtn of this point
     exprssn
from End Note annotation 21 to 27 [corrected form `26'] His view given
     p. 88    do to end of Chapt
     p lines 107—9 Th. resume—
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top-margin annotation lines 21—24
Page 26
⇑lines 10—3 score
⇑lines 11—8 annotation His thery !!
from Front Slip, Side 8 annotation “
from End Note annotation 21 to 27 [corrected form `26'] His view given
     p. 88    do to end of Chapt
     p lines 107—9 Th. resume—
End Matter 29
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End Matter 37
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Page 40
⇑lines 8—5 score
⇑lines 18—4 annotation Henle face muscls not vy distinct so Huxley says .
End Matter 41
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top-margin annotation lines 37—40
Page 44
lines 1—2 score
lines 10—11 underline "und ... Auges"
top-margin annotation corrugators used in shuttng eyes vy closely.
⇑line 12—bottom-margin annotation Henle considers Corrugator as part of Osb. Palp.
⇑lines 4—1 score
⇑line 4—bottom-margin annotation says dogs have corrugator
End Matter 45
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top-margin annotation lines 41—44
Page 46
lines 1—13 annotation wrinkle forehead pulling on ‹both› «a boot».—
     a stammerer—
     Concentrated thought, when difficulty —
     seeing or hearing anythng with difficulty.
     / Suffering diseased Men.—
Page 48
lines 4—8 annotation Expression of eyes modifies character of frown—
End Matter 49
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top-margin annotation lines 45—48
Page 50
top-margin annotation widely open eyes astonishmnt
figure 45 annotation Excessive Laughter
End Matter 51
figure 47 annotation Still more excessive laughter, so .as to have bitter expression
Page 52
lines 7—12 annotation occip-frntal raises eyebrows & thus opens eyes widely
End Matter 53
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top-margin annotation lines 45—48
Page 56
⇑lines 4—1 score
⇑lines 4—2 annotation shing of eye
End Matter 57
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top-margin annotation lines 45—48
Page 58
lines 8—20 score
lines 8—20 annotation Secretion of tears excited differently from saliva or milk
⇑lines 12—10 score
⇑lines 11—4 annotation same nerve to conjunctiva & tear-gland
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Page 59
⇑lines 22—1 annotation Rubbish — no explanation — nerve excited because near seat of mind.—
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Page 60
lines 12—23 annotation why do tears relieve grief
     ∵ why do scream relieve pain —
Page 61
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⇑line 6 underline "Lebensmonate"
⇑lines 10—3 annotation (Q)t01 Cretins do not cry nor Babies
t01 - `(Q)' in brown ink
top-margin annotation lines 45—48
Page 63
top-margin annotation Brightness of eye depends on fullness of ball
lines 1—4 score
lines 1—3 annotation in Cholera Eye collapsed
line 7 score
line 7 annotation in dead do
Page 64
lines 18—19 score
lines 9—23 annotation in Fever eyes sparkle, owig to capsules gorged with blood, so perhaps in passion —
Page 65
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⇑lines 12—8 annotation in grief circulation depressed & eye dull
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⇑line 1 underline "Freude ... Zorn"
top-margin annotation lines 45—48
Page 66
line 14 underline "funkelnd"
line 14 annotation sparkle
Page 67
lines 7—8 annotation Drinking eye dull
End Matter 69
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top-margin annotation lines 45—48
Page 70
lines 13—23 annotation Kissing imitation of suckig-movemts of Baby: after nodding, but not an instinct for Fuegians do not kiss.—
Page 72
lines 7—18 annotation mouth opened with bitter taste that the tongue may not be rubbed against palate
⇑line 10—bottom-margin annotation good accont of expression frm bad taste . upper lip raised
End Matter 73
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top-margin annotation lines 45—48
Page 74
lines 5—28 annotation Thinks th bitter look, with raised upper lip come in expression of horror— — Leonardo says upper lip raised. as if for scream.
End Matter 77
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top-margin annotation lines 45—48
Page 79
lines 4—8 annotation In great exertion one shuts mouth & teeth firmly.
lines 11—15 score
lines 11—22 annotation th exertion spreads in useless way to other muscles; especially face muscles— (so in yawning)
Page 80
⇑lines 5—1 score
⇑lines 5—1 annotation nearly my view
Page 81
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lines 18—22 score
lines 15—17 annotation firmly closed mouth expresses
top-margin annotation lines 45—48
Page 82
⇑lines 16—5 annotation in pale pencil All like my views
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⇑lines 12—4 annotation in ‹passion› «rage» upper lip raised !! frm bitter taste & teeth closed for energy
⇑lines 3—1 score
⇑line 2 annotation X
bottom-margin annotation X    Wings of nostril raised, because respiration & heart action increased. & with closed teeth person must breath through nose — No
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Page 83
⇑line 3 annotation Contemptuos exprssion
Page 84
top-margin—line 5 annotation lifts head & looks downwards & sideways & half closes Eyes.
⇑lines 7—4 score
⇑line 2 underline "Luft auszustossen"
⇑line 10—bottom-margin annotation upper lip bitter expression
     Lower lip as if to push away somethg disagreable
     blows out air as if to blow away some insignificant object .
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Page 87
lines 14—22 score
top-margin—line 23 annotation When Eustachian tube plugged by mucus in inflammation of the throat . Hearing rendered difficult .
⇑lines 5—3 score
⇑line 5—bottom-margin annotation He who listens to unclear sound opens his mouth → See my old notes — Whales Dr. Murie.    all vry doubtful
Page 88
lines 4—7 annotation (I must quote him).—
from End Note annotation 21 to 27 [corrected form `26'] His view given
     p. 88    do to end of Chapt
     p lines 107—9 Th. resume—
lines 11—15 score
lines 14—15 score
lines 8—13 annotation elevates eyebrows ‹&› in astonishment «&» opens mouth.
from End Note annotation 21 to 27 [corrected form `26'] His view given
     p. 88    do to end of Chapt
     p lines 107—9 Th. resume—
lines 18—22 score
line 22 underline " Vorstellungen ... Gegenstände"
lines 15—22 annotation My theory «is here» given; & is applied to mental phenomena.
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     p. 88    do to end of Chapt
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Page 89
not in Darwin's handin dark pencil
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from Front Slip, Side 10 annotation (special) like movemt of eyebrows in Baboons
bottom-margin annotation When horses & dogs surprised & startled they prick their ears, Man opens mouth — & raises eyebrows
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Page 91
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⇑lines 4—3 annotation /rudimentary
from End Note annotation ☞ p. 91. Perhaps a rudiment, Ask W. Turner .
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bottom-margin annotation See Moreau's Essay.— He does not know this Essay
     The variability of Muscles of face stated by Moreau perhaps indicates the tendeny to rudimntary condition in many. & agrees with descent
Page 92
lines 14—16 score
lines 11—23 annotation nostrils distended «in surprise &» in Careful observation / This if true curiosity.— Perhaps owig to being startled.
Page 93
not in Darwin's handin dark pencil
line 2 underline "Mm. ... nasi"
lines 3—5 score
lines 3—5 annotation orifice of nose made smaller
lines 13—16 annotation in bad smell shut nostrils with upper lip
top-margin annotation lines 45—48
Page 96
line 9 underline "rückweises"
line 9 underline "Zwerchfell"
line 9 annotation diaphrgm
lines 8—13 annotation by Laughter after powerful respiration goes back by starts; conversely in crying
lines 15—24 score
lines 13—26 annotation attributes respiration affected by emotions to nerves arising near sense-organs!!!
Page 97
not in Darwin's handin dark pencil
lines 1—18 annotation In fact he explains nothing about laughing or crying.
⇑lines 5—1 score
⇑line 5 underline "Zeichen ... Innervation"
bottom-margin annotation spasmodic action, want of force, use nerves which wd show during exertion of inspiration
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Page 98
lines 12—15 score
top-margin—line 17 annotation In laughter & cryng mouth opened wide speaks as if no difference in shape!! see Duchennes Photographs
Page 99
line 2 underline "l, h, o"
lines 4—6 score
line 4 underline "p, q"
⇑lines 6—2 score
⇑line 5 annotation Smile
bottom-margin apparently unintentional mark
Page 100
lines 6—12 annotation dimple caused by «some» muscles not extendng to corner of mouth
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Page 101
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lines 1—4 score
lines 3—4 annotation oh ⧟
top-margin annotation Gret laughter approaches to pain, therefor brows contracted !!!
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Page 102
top-margin—line 13 annotation action of depressor alae nasi only difference between crying & violent laughing. I rather trust Duchenne; but how little known about muscles
     The action of this muscle is to narrow nose & says it can be easily perceivd.
⇑lines 4—2 score
⇑line 6—bottom-margin annotation This muscle does not contract in Babies
Page 103
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⇑line 14—bottom-margin annotation in Babies tears irritate eyes & suronding muscles contract !!! oh oh !! Sir C. Bell
End Matter 105
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Page 107
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     p. 88    do to end of Chapt
     p lines 107—9 Th. resume—
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Page 108
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     p. 88    do to end of Chapt
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from End Note annotation 21 to 27 [corrected form `26'] His view given
     p. 88    do to end of Chapt
     p lines 107—9 Th. resume—
from End Note annotation After p. 109    Not one word for me.
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End Note 
on original soft back cover
annotation 21 to 27 [corrected form `26'] His view given
     p. 88    do to end of Chapt
     p lines 107—9 Th. resume—
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annotation ☞ p. 91. Perhaps a rudiment, Ask W. Turner .
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annotation After p. 109    Not one word for me.
annotation Many good bits in this Book, but th fundamental idea seems to me groundless & fanciful — Nov. 67