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Facial expression

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Human facial expression

Alan J. Fridlund

1994

Smiling

Gwenyth Swain

1999

What I Look Like When I Am Confused / Como Me Veo Cuando Estoy Confundido (Let's Look at Feelings)

Joanne Randolph

2003

The face of emotion

Carroll E. Izard

1971

The face of emotion

Eric Finzi

2013

The expression of emotions in man and animals

Charles Darwin

1872

Emotions Revealed

Paul Ekman

2003 ★ 4.7

Face reading in Chinese medicine

Lillian Bridges

2003

Get Ready Baby (Look Baby! Books)

Margaret Miller

2000

Atlas of facial expression

Stephen Rogers Peck

1990

The anatomy and philosophy of expression as connected with the fine arts

Sir Charles Bell

1865

Elements of elocution

Walker, John

1781

The Challenge of facework

Stella Ting-Toomey

1994

Nonverbal communication

Hyi Sung Hwang, David Ricky Matsumoto, Mark G. Frank

2012

Timeless face

Ellae Elinwood

1997

Essays on the anatomy of expression in painting

Sir Charles Bell

1806

Invention of Hysteria

Georges Didi-Huberman

2003

Anno's faces

Mitsumasa Anno

1989

A smile is to give

Edith Berven Eckblad

1969

Baby faces peekaboo!

Dawn Sirett

2009

What I look like when I am angry

Heidi Leigh Johansen

2004

Funny face

Nicola Smee

2006

The Face Reader

Patrician McCarthy

2007

Does a Seal Smile? (Early Experiences)

Fred Ehrlich, Dr. Fred Ehrlich

2006

Face language

Robert L. Whiteside

1992

L'homme qui rit

Victor Hugo

1869 ★ 3.8

Social Signal Processing

Judee K. Burgoon, Maja Pantic, Alessandro Vinciarelli et al.

2017

Reading faces

Leopold Bellak

1981

Faces

Barbara Brenner

1970

Carving egg heads

Mary Finn

1996

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