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Lesson I . . . . . PRELIMINARY STATEMENT, INSTRUCTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS.

System - Innate Power of the Delineator - Face and Head Viewed from all Standpoints - Neutral and Positive Traits - Estimation of Opposing Signs - Errors in Delineation - Suggestions to Students - Self-Knowledge - Written Analysis - Analysis by Correspondence - Cranial Measurements and Instructions for Measuring - Camper's Angle - How to Ascertain Relative Sizes of Craniums - Characterology Applied to Animals - Questions

Lesson II . . . . . CHARACTEROLOGY

General Principles - How the Features are Interpreted - Utility of Characterology - Signs of Analytical Ability - Why Features Refer to Specific Traits of Character - Characterological Disarticulated Head - Author's Tenets and Rules

Lesson III . . . . . TEMPERAMENT

Physical Signs of Temperament - Temperaments (First Classification):

  1. Choleric 
  2. Phlegmatic 
  3. Sanguine 
  4. Melancholic

Compound Temperaments - Temperaments (Second Classification):

  1. Mental  
    a) Memo-Mental   b) Reso-Mental
  2. Motive
  3. Vital

Proportions Indicate Temperament - Corpulency and Temperament - Pastimes Accord with Temperament

COMPLEXION

Characteristics Indicated by Complexion - Blond Complexion - Brunet Complexion - Florid Complexion - Albinos - Black Races - Mixed Complexions.

Lesson IV . . . . . PHYSIOGNOMICAL INDICATIONS

Architecture of the Face, Head and Body - Contour of Head and Face:

    1) Square        4) Inverted Wedge
    2) Oval              5) Double Wedge
    3) Wedge           6) Round

Profile Indications:

    1) Vertical                                6) Receding
    2) Vertical, Protruding    7) Protruding
    3) Vertical Receding           8) Convex
    4) Receding Vertical           9) Concave
    5) Protruding Vertical

Proportions of Head to Body - Large and Small Features - Value of the Features in Delineation - Mathematics of Analysis

Lesson V . . . . . TYPES OF HEADS:

1) High Heads            5) Long Heads
2) Low Heads             6) Short Heads
3) Broad Heads        7) Peculiar Heads
4) Narrow Heads

THE FOREHEAD
    Classification of Foreheads:

        1) High                    6) Uneven
        2) Low                    7) Projecting
        3) Broad                8) Receding
        4) Narrow            9) Concave
        5) Smooth

Veins

EYES, EYELIDS, EYEBROWS AND EYELASHES

Details Regarding the Eyes:
        1) Size                        5) Brilliance
        2) Shape                     6) Movement
        3) Distance Apart        7) Vision
        4) Narrow                   8) Expression

EYELIDS:
        1) Position            3) Discoloration
        2) Protrusion

Eyebrows:
        1) Position            3) Size
        2) Shape               4) Color

Eyelashes

Lesson VI . . . . . THE NOSE

Types of Noses:

  1. Roman
  2. Semitic
  3. Aquiline
  4. Grecian
  5. Retroussé
  6. Greco-Roman
  7. Retroussé-Semitic
  8. Retroussé-Aquiline
  9. Cogitative
  10. Caucasian
  11. Ethiopian

Abnormal Noses - Meaning of Noses Briefly Stated - Details Regarding the Nose:

  1. Large
  2. Small
  3. Long
  4. Short
  5. Broad
  6. Narrow
  7. Convex
  8. Concave
  9. Projecting
  10. Flat
  11. Cleft
  12. Root
  13. Bridge
  14. Tip
  15. Base
  16. Septum
  17. Nostrils

Lesson VII . . . . . MOUTH, LIPS AND TEETH

The Mouth:

  1. Size
  2. Outline

The Lips:

  1. Full
  2. Thin
  3. Both Protruding
  4. Both Receding
  5. Upper Protruding
  6. Lower Protruding
  7. Long Upper
  8. Short Upper
  9. Long Lower
  10. Short Lower
  11. Color
  12. Movement

The Teeth:

  1. Size
  2. Condition
  3. Position
  4. Shape
  5. Color
  6. Eye Teeth

THE EARS

  1. Shape
  2. Size
  3. Position
  4. Convolutions
  5. Lobes
  6. Color

CHEEKS, JAWS AND CHIN

Cheeks:

  1. Prominence
  2. Depression
  3. Cheek Bones
  4. Color

Jaws:

  1. Broad
  2. Narrow
  3. Projecting

Chin:

  1. Projecting
  2. Receding
  3. Indented
  4. Double

MISCELLANEOUS SIGNS OF CHARACTER - HAIR - NECK - WRINKLES - FRECKLES

Hair:

  1. Quantity
  2. Quality
  3. Condition
  4. Form
  5. Color
  6. Manner of Wearing
  7. Hair as a Disguise

Neck:

  1. Short and Thick
  2. Long and Slender

Wrinkles - Freckles

Lesson VIII . . . . . BRAIN AND CRANIUM

How the Brain Operates - Divisions of the Brain - Cerebrum - Cerebral Hemispheres of Different Strength - Cerebellum - Coordination of Ideas - Localization of Brain Functions - Formation of Brain and Cranium - Frontal Sinuses - The Brain in Infancy and Childhood - Size of Brain - Relative Proportions of Features, Cranium, Head and Body.

Primary Classification of Brains:

  1. Quantity
  2. Quality
  3. Activity
  4. Proportions

Secondary Classification of Brains:

  1. The Producing
  2. The Absorbing
  3. The Disseminating

Ideal Brains - Dominant Faculties

AUTHOR'S CHARTS SHOWING CRANIAL SUBDIVISIONS

Districts of the Brain:

  1. Antero-inferior
  2. Antero-superior
  3. Postero-superior
  4. Postero-central
  5. Antero-lateral
  6. Postero-lateral
  7. Postero-inferior

Bases for Location of Districts - Coordination of Features and Districts - How Districts Combine in Action.

Lesson IX . . . . . CHARACTEROLOGICAL DICTIONARY

List of Traits - Temperamental Traits:
        Choleric (Active Traits).
        Phlegmatic (Passive Traits).

Unclassified Words and Phrases Referring to Abilities, Tendencies, Attributes and Capacities - Likes and Dislikes - Amusements and Occupations - List of Traits and Aptitudes to be Considered in the Selection of a Profession or Occupation - List of Traits Desirable for Office Employees

Lesson X . . . . . PATHOGNOMY

First Impressions - Contraction versus Relaxation - Pathognomical Signs:

  1. Expression
  2. Voice and Speech
  3. Laughter
  4. Smiles
  5. Gesture
  6. Handshake
  7. Step
  8. Mannerisms

Refinement and Cultivation

SUPPLEMENTARY INDICATIONS

Personal Data - Health - Conversation - Handwriting - Dress - Surroundings - Literature - Names - Religion - Friendships - Matrimony - Residence - Food and Stimulants - Climate - Colors

Lesson XI . . . . . COMPARISON OF THE SEXES.

Masculine and Feminine Signs Contrasted:

Physiognomical  - Craniological  -  Physique

Sex Features Segregated - Masculine and Feminine Heads Antithetical - Pure and Composite Heads - Positive and Negative Indications - Antithetical Districts - Pathognomical Indications (Referring to Sex).

Lesson XII . . . . . MEMORY, REASON, JUDGMENT

Signs of Memory and Reason Alternate - Varieties of Brains

  1. Super-memorizing
  2. Memorizing
  3. Memo-reasoning
  4. Reasoning
  5. Super-reasoning
  6. Non-memo-non-reasoning

List of Memorizing and Reasoning Traits - Interdependence of Memory and Reason - Vertical versus Lateral Expansion - Ocular (Visual) and Aural Memory - Signs for and Against Ocular (Visual) Memory - Signs for and against Aural Memory - Receptivity.

Varieties of Memory:

  1. General
  2. Selective
  3. Temporary
  4. Lasting
  5. Intermittent

Composite Memories

  1. General-lasting
  2. General-temporary
  3. Selective-lasting
  4. Selective-temporary

Conditions Affecting Memory - Miscellaneous Notes Regarding Memory and Reason - Reason and Cogitation - Memory and Size of Brain - Memory and Nearsightedness - Location of Memory and Reason - Reason and Success - Judgment

Lesson XIII . . . . . FEATURES AND CHARACTER

How Features Influence One Another - Regular Features - Features Indicate Honesty and Dishonesty - Erratic Features - Development of Character - Character and Appearance Harmonize - The Will and Force of Character - Strong and Weak Features - Percentage Chart (Referring to Force of Character) - How to Estimate Force of Character - All Signs of Force (Lateral View) - Features and Old Age.

Lesson XIV . . . . . THE GALLIAN SYSTEM OF PHRENOLOGY: Its merits and demerits.

Unfair Criticism - Gallian Principles - Author's Criticism

Facial and Cranial Indications of Longevity:

Matters to be Considered - How to Calculate Length of Life (Author's System) - Chart Showing Signs of Longevity - Duration of Life Illustrated - Estimation of One's Own Life - Methods of Life Insurance Companies - Errors Balance One Another - Occupation and Longevity - Effect of Disposition on Longevity

Lesson XV . . . . . CHARACTEROLOGICAL ESSAYS

Education - Vocational Advice - Occupations and Professions - Heredity and Descent - Precocity - Criminology - Insanity - Ethnology - Originality - Invention and Art - Music and Character - Self-Esteem - Wit and Humor - The Three Ages of Man - Poetry - Animality - Acquisitiveness - Dual Personality - Ambition - Caution - The Human Race - The Future

List of Illustrations In Student's Course In Characterology

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CHARTS

 

Lesson II . . . . . A. Characterological disarticulated head
Lesson IV . . . . . B. Typical Faces
  C. The Three Main Types of Faces Superimposed
  D. Typical Profiles
  E. Typical Faces with High and Low Foreheads
Lesson V . . . . . F. Typical Eyes (Anterior View).
  G. Typical Eyes (Lateral View).
Lesson VI . . . . . H. Types of Noses (Elementary)
  I. Types of Noses (Compound)
Lesson VII . . . . . J. Typical Mouths
  K. Varieties of Lips.
  L. Typical Ears.
Lesson VIII . . . . . M. Districts of the Brain.
Lesson XI . . . . . N. Lateral Views of Extreme Male, Extreme Female and Composite Heads.
  O. Lateral Views Showing Extreme Mail Features and Extreme Female Features
  P. Lateral View Showing Extreme Male Features Super-Imposed on Extreme Female Features.
Lesson XIII . . . . . Q. Lateral View Showing Force of Charater

PLATES

Lesson I . . . . . 1. Francis Joseph Gall, Renowned Phrenologist, 1758-1828 (Anterior and Lateral Views).
  2. Johan Gaspar Spurzheim, Phrenologist, 1776-1832 (Anterior and Lateral Views).
Lesson II . . . . . 3. George Combe, Phrenologist, 1788-1858 (Anterior and Lateral Views).
  4. Sir Isaac Newton, Scientist, 1642-1727 (Anterior and Lateral Views).
  5. Francois Marie Arouet De Volaire, Philosopher and Author, 1694-1778 (Anterior and Lateral Views).

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