Jean Delaire, professor of oral and maxillofacial surgery , wrote in the preface:
" This book marks a step capital in the analysis morphologies of the living world shows us that since all bodies are either "WIDE" or "Slender." These two terms are both relevant and evocative.
Twelve years of education medicine and hospital internship (during which I received a teaching morphopsychology by Louis Corman himself), then three years of special studies in stomatology (during which one of my bedside books was the "Treaty of orthodontics" in Izard, which designs and types of morphological Sigaud, Williams, Sheldon, were widely described Nevres ) I was personally convinced of this reality. This conviction was reinforced by thirty-five years of practice in maxillofacial surgery and plastic face and my own work on the development of the craniofacial skeleton.
therapists, dietitians or as generalists, are affected by this work. Thus I loved the reviews on the "fashion-medical dietético" based on arrays too rigid to assess the proper relationship between size and weight. We're not just male or female but as broad or slender. The same mistakes are often made in orthodontics, by practitioners who, in good conscience (that is what we taught them), use statistical averages as general reference only, and try to get identical shapes and dimensions of dental arches of their young patients whose faces are different, however, because of their sex and facial type. The individual standard does not exist, the average values do not match anything.
Moreover, screenwriters, novelists, creators of characters, the specialists of "look" with an intuitive sense of physical correlations between gaits and temperaments, but also designers, this book will draw on a wealth of essential information .
rightly, that to strengthen their argument, the authors extend their examples to all kingdoms of life. What is true for higher mammals that we are worth, so for reptiles, birds, fish, united (mono) cellular and even the vegetable kingdom. I remember, in fact, that the state all objects that exist and all the phenomena that occur in the world (macrocosm and microcosm) obey the same fundamental mathematical laws.
Many other points made by the authors, deserve some attention. This is so the "golden rule" of the morphological picture: "the primacy of the overall retail." Too often, indeed, the attention is focused on a portion of the face without taking sufficient account of the associations, compensation or antagonisms that build it.
Finally, the portraits of Hergé morphological and Mona Lisa exemplified deserve my compliments for the quality analysis, art interpretation, sagacity imaginative validated by the experience of subjects analyzed.
This book is well written, well documented and vigilant about confidentiality. It will be of great service to all those who want to know themselves better and thus ensure their personal development. "
" Face, body and personality "- published by Editions Medicis - May or early 2006.
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Christophe Drouet 
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