The term physiognomy relates to the features of the body - especially the face - and the use of these features to infer the characterstics or personality of the person. In this way, it is closely related to phrenology. In China and other Asian cultures, formal systems of face reading techniques developed sometime in the first millenia b.c., integrated with religious beliefs such as Confucianism. ... [MORE] 1. Astrology.com.au: Face Reading - Presents an overview of the correlations between face and personality, and includes celebrity face readings. 2. British Dental Journal: Physiognomy and Teeth - An ethnographic study among young and middle-aged Hong Kong adults, which aimed to investigate the context of traditional beliefs in Chinese physiognomy in the Hong Kong SAR, China. 3. Face Frontiers - Promotes a book, 'In Your Face' by Bill Cordingley, and gives an overview of the history and uses of this practice. 4. People Reading - Bill Whiteside's way of face reading and how to use it in personal and professional relationships. 5. Physiognomy: Personology - Relates the face reading correlations documented by Dr Edward Vincent Jones to modern personology theory. 6. The Art of Face Reading - Article exploring the process of a traditional Chinese reading. 7. The Skeptic's Dictionary: Physiognomy - Skeptical definition of this practice. 8. Face Reading - Julie Cox offers books and courses in Tempe, AZ. Includes biography, celebrity samples, brief history, and lecture schedule. 9. Face Reading Online - Article and information on reading facial features. Printable guides are available for download.

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