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

Bibl.: GBV.
Schilder 1935:
Paul [Ferdinand] Schilder [1886 - 1940], « The Image and Appearance of the Human Body. Studies in
the Constructive Energies of Psyche.» = Psyche Monographs, no. 4. London, K. Paul, Trench,
Trubner & Co. Ltd. 1935. 8°, 353 SS., Taf.;
New York, Inter. Universities Press, 1950. 8°, 353 SS., Abb.
Lit.: Schmölders 1995:259.
Bibl.: NUC - Pre 525:525.
Schiller 1780:
Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller [1759 - 1805], "Versuch über den Zusammenhang der
thierischen Natur des Menschen mit seiner geistigen". Stuttgart, 1780.
In: ders., « Werke.» Nationalausgabe. Begründet von J. Petersen, Weimar 1943 ff, Bd. 20, S. 35 - 75.
Darin: "Physiognomik der Empfindungen".
Lit.: Tytler 1982:79; Wolfgang Riedel, « Die Anthropologie des jungen Schiller. Zur Ideengeschichte
der medizinischen Schriften und der' Philosophischen Briefe' .» Würzburg 1985, bes. S. 142 - 151;
Zelle 1989, Anm. 42; Käuser 1989:103 ff, 189 ff; Campe 1990:490.
Bibl.: GV 125:288; NUC - Pre 525:662.
Schimmelpenninck 1815:
Mary A. Schimmelpenninck [1778 - 1856], « Theory on the classification of beauty and deformity, and
their correspondence with physiognomic expression, exemplified in various works of art, and natural
objects, and illustrated with charts and plates.» London, J.& A. Arch, 1815. 4°, XVIII, 440, 2 SS., 38
Taf.
Bibl.: BM 22:865; Bridson 1990:252, E 743; NUC - Pre 526:75.
Schimmelpenninck 1859:
Mary A. Schimmelpenninck, « The principles of beauty as manifested in nature, and human character,
with a classification of deformities. An essay on the temperaments, with illustrations, and thoughts on
Grecian and Gothic architecture [...]. Edited by her relation Christiana C. Hankin.» London, Longman,
Brown, Green, Longmans, & Roberts, 1859. 8°, XVIII, 398 SS., [?] Taf.
Bibl.: BM 22:865; Bridson 1990:255, E 800; NUC - Pre 526:74.
Schinz 1780:
Salomon Schinz [1734 - 1784], « De utilitate scientiae physicae et de scientia physiognomica ejusque
recto usu.» [respondit Jac. Steinerus, Fel. Sulzerus, J.Hegnerus, Fr.Paulet, L.Mourier]. Turici 1780.
4°, 35 SS.
"Cur hic de physiognomonica sermo sit. Definitio physiognomica. Signorum genera. Definitio
physionomiae. Physiognomica vegitabilium. Signa vegetationis etc. Signa qualitatum plantarum.
Signa complexa habitum plantarum definiunt. Cautelae in definiendi Plantarum. Physiognomica
hominis. Fundamenta signorum. Physiognomica sanitatis, aegritudinis, affectum. Physiognomica
intellectus et moralitatis. Physiognomica connata datur. Physiognomia connata fallax est. An
physiognomia intellectus et moralitatis detur artificialis? A. Vis partium externarum inoperat. animae.
Partes solidae, firmae, quid ex iis concludendum, ex cranio, ex cuti, ex levioribus quibusdam
aberrationibus. Quaenam deformationes cranii animae operationes impediant. Quid a defectu
organorum sensor. oriatur, a visus defectu, auditus, tactus, odoratus, gustus. Cur levioribus
aberrationibus nullam in animam vim tribuamus. B. Vis operationum animae in partes externas.
Partes solidae molles, variabiles; affectus exprimunt. Physiognomia affectuum praesentium datur.
Habitum autem ad affectus rarius ostendit, quod experientia demonstratur et musculorum actione.
Cur homines ad affectus quosdam pronos credamus. Contra physiog. intellectus certitudinem;
dubium, quod ex puris paricularibus nihil sequatur. Harmonia inter puleritud. animae et corporis detur.
Quomodo physionomia oriatur. Infans recens natus sua physionomia notatur. Non ab animae
operationibus infantis formata: a variis dein caussis externis, internis, mutanda, rarius animi
imperiotribuenda; inde ex physionomia incerta conclusio ad animam; quod experientia confirmatur.
Incertaetiam ob principia demonstranda ex inductione, referendo lineamenta cum actionibus
moralibus. Quae actiones lineamenta diversimode mutent. Nex ex signis singularibus aliquid concludi