-
several decades were
synthesized and
resulted in the book
Kinesics and Context.
Interest in
kinesics specifically and
nonverbal behaviour generally was po****rized...
-
American anthropologist who
founded kinesics as a
field of
inquiry and research.
Birdwhistell coined the term
kinesics,
meaning "facial expression, gestures...
-
through a
nonverbal platform such as eye
contact (oculesics), body
language (
kinesics),
social distance (proxemics),
touch (haptics),
voice (prosody and paralanguage)...
- body
language is universal. The
study of body
language is also
known as
kinesics.
Facial expression is a part of body
language and the
expression of emotion...
- non-verbal communication. They
include kinesics, proxemics, haptics, paralanguage, chronemics, and
physical appearance.
Kinesics studies the role of
bodily behavior...
-
spent over
fifty years analyzing kinesics. He
wrote two
books on the subject:
Introduction to
Kinesics (1952) and
Kinesics and
Context (1970). He also created...
-
Edward T. Hall
developing proxemics, and Ray
Birdwhistell developing kinesics.
Trager published his
conclusions in 1958, 1960 and 1961. His work has...
- out with
significant amounts of character-driven
physical theater and
kinesics. In
keeping with his
Deadman routine for example,
Undertaker was forbiddingly...
-
subcategories in the
study of
nonverbal communication,
including haptics (touch),
kinesics (body movement),
vocalics (paralanguage), and
chronemics (structure of...
-
activate abstract thinking." In English,
sarcasm is
often telegraphed with
kinesic/prosodic cues by
speaking more
slowly and with a
lower pitch. Similarly...
