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Logical system of mimic motions of a human face. Information of this web-page can be interesting not only to experts on physiognomy or face-reading, or psychoanalysts who investigate emotional expressions of human faces, but also for mathematicians and programmers who correlate artificial intellect of virtual characters in computer games to emotions of people. |
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Facial emotions are mimic expressions of mental processes which are shown in
human faces and which show attitude of a person to world around.
If to allocate basic physiognomic features or otherwise to tell emotional traits
or lineaments of a human face then facial expressions or mimic motions can be
considered as strict logical system which corresponds with digital binary code
of 64 hexagrams of the ancient Chinese canon of changes I-Ching, or original and
universal system of mathematical symbols according to which it is possible to
systematize various phenomena of world around and aspects of a human life, and
including it is possible to systematize emotions from view points of philosophy
and psychology of personality.
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First table.
Second table of face-reading.
Logical system of mimic motions of a human face in the table. |
Fundamental logic basis of the Chinese canon of changes
I-Ching is the digital binary code which has representation by means of
entire and break lines in hexagrams, that is possible to see in first table. Mathematicians in computer cybernetics designate binary code with digits or figures 0 and 1. But mathematical binary code corresponds with digits 6 and 9 in the Chinese numerology, and consequently entire and break lines in hexagrams I-Ching have values which are similar to numerological numbers. Namely numerical six and nine in the Chinese numerology mean philosophical principles of Yin and Yang. And also numerical or numerological values of lines according to concepts of the Chinese canon of changes I-Ching correspond with six positions in hexagrams. In total six vertical positions and every possible combinations of two types of entire and break lines form 64 hexagrams I-Ching. Namely two types of lines have spatial arrangements or locations in six vertical positions, and are combined in every possible combinations, that makes 64 hexagrams of the canon I-Ching. Everyone hexagram in the table is connection of top and bottom trigrams on vertical and horizontal rows. Namely three top and three bottom lines in hexagrams or otherwise to tell top and bottom trigrams correspond with verticals and horizontals of the shown table. 64 hexagrams or Kwa in the Chinese classical Book of Changes I-Ching or I-Jing have symbolical names and semantic meanings, or otherwise to tell figurative interpretations of philosophical senses which correspond with diverse phenomena of global world validity and correspond with positions of entire and break lines, or digits 6 and 9 in the Chinese numerology. Namely two types of lines on six positions in hexagrams of the Chinese canon of changes I-Ching symbolize modifications of global phenomena of world around and spheres of universe. It is possible to speak that constructive design of all objects existing in the world correspond with positional system of lines and structural logic of hexagrams in the canon of changes I-Ching from view points of Chinese philosophy and numerology. Physiognomic structure and constructive shapes or lineaments of a human face too can be correlated with positional system of lines and structural logic of hexagrams in the canon of changes I-Ching. Because facial features are similar to spheres of universe and any other objects of global world validity. Namely faces of people possesse visible shapes which can be realized by means of binary system of logical symbols of the canon I-Ching. In essence emotional expressions of mimic motions of a human face can be described by means of the Chinese canon of changes, and numerological values or philosophical meanings of six lines in hexagrams can be correlated to facial features. Two bottom first and second positions in hexagrams show a mouth. Two middle third and fourth positions mean eyes. Two top fifth and sixth positions designate eyebrows. These are basic facial features or physiognomic shapes according to which human emotions can be expressed. Namely emotions of a mouth correspond with combinations of two lines on bottom positions. Emotions of eyes correspond to combinations of two lines on middle positions. Emotions of eyebrows are connected with combinations of two lines on top positions. In total there are four logic combinations of two lines or otherwise to tell four types of digrams 
 to which there
correspond numbers 6, 7, 8, 9 in the context of Chinese numerology,
and also there correspond physiognomic variants of facial emotional expressions.Number six - open emotions. Number seven - joyful emotions. Number eight - sad emotions. Number nine - quiet emotions. Four types of digrams form 64 hexagrams of the Chinese canon of changes I-Ching and correspond with logical system of mimic motions of a human face, and in essence allow to systematize 64 physiognomic symbols which designate most typical displays of facial features and form symbolical gradation of basic human emotions. Symbolical images or physiognomic symbols (physiognomies) of basic human emotions or emotional expressions of a face are shown in the second table. And also the table shows serial numbers of corresponding hexagrams I-Ching. Namely each physiognomic image is in the table on crossing of two trigrams which form corresponding hexagram. Namely conceptual idea of the offered physiognomy or face-reading consists that emotional modifications of basic facial features or lineaments as mimic parameters of emotions are compared to positions of lines in hexagrams of the canon of changes I-Ching. |
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It is necessary to tell that the offered logic system of mimic motions, and
also mathematical method of ordering or gradation of human emotions by means of
64 hexagrams differs from scientific
concepts of modern academic psychology according to which grading attributes or
characteristics of emotional processes are words which designate sensual
phenomena and psychological conditions of human personality.
In particular in the academic psychology following emotional processes or moods
are known.
Emotional processes or moods.
Affection · Anger · Angst · Anguish · Annoyance · Anxiety · Apathy · Arousal ·
Awe · Boredom · Confidence · Contempt · Contentment · Courage · Curiosity ·
Depression · Desire · Despair · Disappointment · Disgust · Distrust · Dread ·
Embarrassment · Envy · Excitement · Fear · Frustration · Gratitude · Grief ·
Guilt · Happiness · Hatred · Hope · Hostility · Hurt · Hysteria · Indifference ·
Interest · Jealousy · Joy · Loathing · Loneliness · Love · Lust · Outrage ·
Passion · Pity · Pleasure · Pride · Rage · Regret · Relief · Remorse · Sadness ·
Satisfaction · Self-confidence · Shame · Shock · Shyness · Sorrow · Suffering ·
Surprise · Terror · Trust · Wonder · Worry · Zeal · Zest.
Affects.
Feature of affects is greater excessive intensity and rough external
expression of emotional processes or moods.
Fright · Panic · Horror · Euphoria · Ecstasy · Fury.
And also this list can specify other emotional processes or moods which
correspond to words, or otherwise to linguistic designations of emotions.
In essence in the academic psychology there is no concrete gradation of
emotions, and also there are no certain visual comparisons of various emotional
processes to physiognomic changes which can be seen in mimic motions of human
faces. But linguistic designations of human emotions by means of words can be
correlated with 64 hexagrams of the canon of changes I-Ching and physiognomic
symbols of the shown logic system of facial features or lineaments, namely to
symbolical images (physiognomies) in the table which can be considered as
universal classification or gradation chart.
Following page describes detail ratio of physiognomic images and logical system of emotional mimic expressions of a human face with hexagrams of the canon of changes and numbers of Chinese philosophy and numerology.
Also on following pages in this part of website look information about epithets of philosophical concepts and Chinese numerology, facial symbols in gallery of impressions and physiognomic oracle of human emotions, expressions of acting faces in motion pictures and altered states of consciousness, rules for visual observation or face-reading of humanoid robots and automatic androids.
