Lesson XI

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Lesson XI - COMPARISON OF THE SEXES

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STUDENT'S COURSE IN
CHARACTEROLOGY

IN FIFTEEN LESSONS

LESSON XI
COMPARISON OF THE SEXES

Man should be a symmetrical union of animality and mentality, of the masculine and the feminine, of force and of refinement.

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).

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MASCULINE AND FEMININE TRAITS ARE BLENDED IN ALL PERSONS

MASCULINE and feminine traits are mixed in the sexes, for seldom if ever, is the character of a person of either sex composed entirely of masculine or wholly of feminine traits, a blending of the two being not only usual but desireable.

(*) - This course has been addressed largely to the masculine sex to avoid repetition of such terms as male and female, men and women, or masculine and feminine but it is, naturally, intended for both sexes.

MASCULINE AND FEMININE SIGNS CONTRASTED

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Males and females are opposite (antithetical), not only in character and sex, but to a greater or lesser degree in all physical details, including cranial districts and features.

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