CHARACTEROLOGY AS APPLIED TO ANIMALS APPLYING CHAR- ACTERISTICS OF ANIMALS

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			CHARACTEROLOGY AS APPLIED TO ANIMALS Human beings occasionally resemble animals, and when this is the case their characters are similar in certain respects; furthermore, it may be observed that people are usually fond of animals which they resemble. Individuals who have extra long (vertically), arched noses, and long, arched faces are usually fond of horses, and their profiles somewhat resemble those of the horse: men with broad faces and square jaws suggest the mastiff in appearance and their characters are equally obstinate: numerous similar examples might be cited. Features in men which are similar to those of herbivorous animals indicate timidity: thus narrow heads, long necks, large eyes, narrow jaws, long, narrow teeth, large thin ears, thin skin, fine hair and slender limbs, all refer to traits which accompany timidity. Again, features which correspond with those possessed by carnivorous animals of great strength and pronounced courage relate to similar traits in men: thus broad heads, medium or small eyes, wide nostrils, large mouths, broad jaws, short, strong teeth, small thick ears, muscular limbs, powerful necks and an abundance of coarse hair, refer in both man and beast to power and courage. The large eye of the fawn betokens gentleness and timidity, while the small eye and beetling brow of the tiger denote keen perception, aggressiveness and power, and it will be noted that these features in human beings have similar significance. Animals as well as humans are of the memorizing and reasoning types. Animals that seek safety in flight, like most birds and the members of the deer and antelope family, belong to the memorizing type, because they are not obliged to reason to any extent regarding the securing of food or protection against enemies. As they subsist upon vegetarian diet which does not require contention in its acquisition, they require only slight reasoning capacity. Animals and birds, on the other hand, which fight among themselves and live
	APPLYING CHAR- ACTERISTICS OF ANIMALS TO MEN IN ANALYZING CHARACTER

FEATURES INDI- CATIVE OF TRAITS IN ANIMALS HAVE SAME SIGNIFICANCE IN HUMAN BEINGS

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UNESCO's Director-General highlights key role of education in poverty eradication

October 17, 2003 - Poverty presents a threat to world security that affects each and every one of us, says the Director-General of UNESCO, Koïchiro Matsuura in his message on the occasion of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.

Some three billion women and men live on less than two dollars a day. Eight million children die each year as a result of poverty. But poverty is not inevitable, Mr Matsuura added. More