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Gesture in medieval drama and art

Clifford Davidson

2001

The story of your hand

Alvin Silverstein

1985

Rethinking Body Language

Geoffrey Beattie

2016

The semiotics of French gestures

Geneviève Calbris

1990

Gestures and speech

Pierre Feyereisen

1991

Gesture games for autumn and winter

Wilma Ellersiek

2007

The expressive body

David Alberts

1997

Manners and movements in costume plays

Isabel Chisman, Hester Emilie Raven-Hart

1934

Speak Italian

Bruno Munari

2005

Hearing gesture

Susan Goldin-Meadow

2003

Introduction to kinesics

Ray L. Birdwhistell

1952

Body code

Warren Lamb, Elizabeth Watson

1979

Introduction to the study of sign language among the North American Indians

Garrick Mallery

1880

The Hand An Organ Of The Mind What The Manual Tells The Mental

Zdravko Radman

2013

Gestures and acclamations in ancient Rome

Gregory S. Aldrete

1999

Mantras and Mudras

Lillian Too

2002

Italian without words

Don Cangelosi

1989

Gesture in Naples and gesture in classical antiquity

Adam Kendon, Andrea De Jorio, Andrea de Jorio

1999

Chirologia

John Bulwer, James W. Cleary, J. B.

1974

Hand and mind

David McNeill

1992

The gesture language of the Hindu dance

Ananda Coomaraswamy, Hughes, Russell Meriwether, La Meri

1964

Gesture and attitudes, an exposition of the Delsarte philosophy of expression practical and theoretical

Warman, Edward Barrett

1892

The Hitler Salute

Tilman Allert

2008

Dancing Word

Daniel Mroz

2012

Collaborative Learning: Making Scientific and Mathematical Meaning With Gesture and Talk

Jeremy Roschelle

1996

Gesture

Adam Kendon

2004

Elements of elocution

Walker, John

1781

A human comedy

Judith Wechsler

1982

Gestures

Roger E. Axtell

1998

Field guide to gestures

Nancy Armstrong, Melissa Wagner

2003

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