[Jungian Cognitive Functions] Cognitive Face Reading Book Coming Out Soon

[highlander]

The book from the Cognitive Face Reading people is coming out soon.

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/cognitive-type-how-the-face-reveals-psychology#/

Text of the announcement

I'm happy to say that the book's writing is officially complete! The book comes in at around 365-370 pages, all of which I felt were necessary to document this truly extensive phenomenon.

Right now things are in "post-production" so-to-speak, with all that's left being grammar checking, image touch-ups and printing. So we may see the book as soon as 2 weeks from now, and probably no later than 1 month from now. Very exciting times!

Thank you all for your support. I will post another update in 2 weeks with the progress.

Reply directly to this email to respond to the campaign owner, Juan Sandoval. Visit the campaign page to view all comments and updates for this project.

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[Dyslexxie]

SO COOL. I can't wait!

 

[RobinSkye]

Cool, have any sort of preview into their works?

 

[Forever]

SO COOL. I can't wait!

> : )

 

[Forever]

Cool, have any sort of preview into their works?

 

[RobinSkye]

I don't have much context with the pictures. Is it suggesting that higher/longer brows and downcast eyelids are indicative of Se/Ni while lower/shorter brows and less visible eyelids are indicative of Si/Ne? It the T/F set of pictures focused on the shape of the jaw, or on the tendencies of the mouth and lines when smiling? It's sort of hard for me to make out in the Fi/Te picture if it is smiling with pursed lips or with mouth slightly open.

 

[Forever]

I don't have much context with the pictures. Is it suggesting that higher/longer brows and downcast eyelids are indicative of Se/Ni while lower/shorter brows and less visible eyelids are indicative of Si/Ne? It the T/F set of pictures focused on the shape of the jaw, or on the tendencies of the mouth and lines when smiling? It's sort of hard for me to make out in the Fi/Te picture if it is smiling with pursed lips or with mouth slightly open.

I think it's the shape of the eye and the shape of the smile.

Yeah Fi/Te is really hard to make out, it looks like smoke or drool.

 

[wobbuffet222]

physiognomy.me also used to work with reading cognitive functions from facial expressions as seen here:
Jungian Physiognomy

I am glad someone else was able to continue with this area of research.