Since antiquity, philosophers and scientists have attempted to divine personality characteristics by analyzing the size, shape, structure, and composition of the human head.  Aristotle coined the term, “physiognomy” to support his writings on the subject. The notion that character and personality are imprinted in facial features has received attention through a variety of approaches, nearlyContinue reading “Physiognomy, Phrenology, Craniometry, Characterology, and Kindred Ventures | Mini-Exhibit through August 22 | John Martin Rare Book Room @Hardin Library”