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Considerably altered from the first edition with 27 new illustrations and much new material added: "Cerebro-spinal Diagnosis from the Hand is now fully treated for the first time; some new points in the Pathology of Arthritis and of Acrosphacelus are given; the treatment of Writer's Cramp is fully detailed; and the clinical significance of the various forms of Tremor is considered at length."
Wing (2nd ed.) 5462A & 5467 (Chironomia); GM-5 3346; Wellcome II p. 270; Rieber Catalog 77. Bulwer's first and second books. Though the Chironomia was only issued with the Chirologia, Bulwer regarded it as a separate work.A foundation text for kinesics and a pathbreaking work in the study of body language, gesture, sign language, rhetoric, and deafness. An early English proponent of Baconian natural philosophy, Bulwer argued here in his first two published works that gesticulation was a natural human language, the rhetoric of which he discussed in the second book. Bulwer was the first to emphasize the use of gestures in public speaking and the first to illustrate such gestures with pictures.
Not in Cordasco.
Facsimile reprints respectively of the London 1852 and 1833 editions.
Chapters on language and speech processing in the brain, tone and intonation, hemispheric specialization for linguistic functions of pitch, etc.
An important and uncommon monograph.