On Observing the Face

Thalia Gigerenzer

doi:10.6082/p5zsc-zxc49

September 1, 2019Open Access

On Observing the Face

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Key Points

This review essay aims to explore the representation of faces in literature and their implications for identity and emotion.
Analyzed three literary works focusing on the theme of faces
Investigated the relationship between facial expressions and emotional depth
Examined cultural significance of faces within the narratives
The books reveal diverse perspectives on identity through facial imagery.
Facial expressions serve as a means to convey deep emotional experiences.
Cultural interpretations of faces bring additional layers to character development.

Implication

Review essay analyzes portrayals of faces in three literary works, highlighting emotions and cultural significance.

Abstract

Review essay of: Abani, Chris. 2016. The Face: Cartography of a Void. Brooklyn, NY: Restless Books. Aw, Tash. 2016. The Face: Strangers on a Pier. Brooklyn, NY: Restless Books. Ozeki, Ruth. 2016. The Face: A Time Code. Brooklyn, NY: Restless Books.

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