Bibliographie von Texten zur Physiognomik, 400 v. Chr. - 1999: 561 ...

Elizabeth Cornelia Evans, "Galen and the Physician as Physiognomist." In: American Philological
Association, Transactions and Proceedings, Bd. 76, 1945, S. 287 - 298. Biographie (S. 288).
Bibl.: ZBD.
Evans 1948:
Elisabeth Cornelia Evans, "Literary Portraiture in Ancient Epic. A Study of the Descriptions of Physical
Appearance in Classical Epic." In: Havard Studies in Classical Philology, Bd. 58 - 59, Cambridge,
Mass., 1948, S. 190 - 217
Homer, Apollonios Rhodius (3.Jh. v.), Ovid, Lucan, Silius Italicus, Livius, Statius, Virgil, Ovid, Lucan,
Silius Italicus: in literarischen Porträts werden menschliche Emotionen durch Beschreibung
physischer Erscheinung hergestellt.
Lit.: Saltzwedel 1993:370.
Bibl.: ZBD.
Evans 1950:
Elizabeth Cornelia Evans, "Physiognomics in the Roman Empire." In: Class. Journal, Chicago, Illinois,
Bd. 45, 1950, S. 277 - 282.
Aristoteles, Polemon, Plinius d.Ä., Plutarch, Sueton (119 - 121, S. 279 f), Galen (S. 281 f).
Bibl.: ZBD.
Evans 1969:
Elizabeth Cornelia Evans, "Physiognomics in the Ancient World." In: Transactions of the American
Philosophical Society, NS. Bd. 59, 5, Philadelphia 1969. S. 3 - 101.
Homer, Ilias, Odyssee (Liste von 80 Beschreibungen); Pseudo - Aristoteles, dessen Tradition in der
Spätantike bei Polemon (2. Jh.), Adamantius, Anonymus Latinus (4. Jh.). Genereller Überblick zur
Physiognomik in der Antike.
Lit.: André 1981:7, Anm. 1; Shortland 1986:400, Anm. 1; Campe 1990:571; Raina 1993:40; Degkwitz
in Campe 1996:41; Steinke 1996:526, Anm. 17.
Bibl.: NUC 28:263.
Evelyn 1697:
« Numismata. A Discourse of Medals, Antient and Modern. Together with some Account of Heads
and Effigies of Illustrious and Famous Persons, in Sculps, and Taille - douce, of whom we have no
Medals extant; and of the Use to be derived from them. To which is added a Digression Concerning
Physiognomy.» By J(ohn) A. A. Evelyn [...], London, Printed by Benj. Tooke at the Middle Temple -
Gate, in Fleetstreet. M DC XC VII. 2°, 4 Bl., 342 SS., 7 Bl., Index, Textkupfer.
"Digression concerning Physiognomy", zu Bacon, Cromwell, Hobbes.
Lit.: Laehr 1900:1, 739; Shortland 1986:401, Anm. 15; Schmölders 1995:245; Campe 1996:615.
Bibl.: BM 69:349; Lipsius 118.
Ewinkel 1995:
Irene Ewinkel, « De monstris: Deutung und Funktion von Wundergeburten auf Flugblättern im
Deutschland des 16. Jahrhunderts.» Tübingen, Niemeyer, 1995. 8°, VII, 398 SS., Abb. = Diss.
Universität Marburg 1993.
ISBN 3 - 484 - 36 523 - 4.
Fabbri 1987:
Paolo Fabbri, The Passion of the Face. In: The Arcimboldo Efect. Transformation of the Face from
the Sixteenth to the Twentieth Century. S. 259 - 272, Abb. ;
Ital.: Le passioni del volto. In: « Effetto Arcimboldo [1527 - 1593]: trasformazioni del volto nel
sedicesimo e nel ventesimo secolo.» Milano, Bompiani, 1987. 4°, 402 SS., Abb. , S. 259 - 272, Abb.
Zu Montagen und Collagen, anthropomorphen Assoziationen (Raoul Hausmann, 1918, 1919; George
Grosz, 1919; Hannah Höch, 1919 - 1920; Kurt Schwitters, 1919, 1921; Francis Picabia, 1920 - 1925,
1920; Marcel Duchamp, 1919; John Heartfield, 1930; Otto Dix, 1924; Man Ray, 1924).
Lit.: Magli 1995:421.
Bibl.: KVK.