Advances in Non-Verbal Communication

• Preface | p. ix
• Acknowledgements | p. xi
• List of Contributors | p. xiii
• Introduction
  Fernando Poyatos | p. xvii
• Part I. Theoretical research perspectives in nonverbal communication studies
• The Interaction of Visual and Verbal Features in Human Communication
  Jürgen Streeck and Mark L. Knapp | p. 3
• Auditory Communication: Non-Verbal, Pre-Verbal, and Co-Verbal
  Roger W. Wescott | p. 25
• The Audible-Visual Approach to Speech as Basic to Nonverbal Communication Research
  Fernando Poyatos | p. 41
• Prolegomenon to the Elaboration of a New Discipline: Ethnogestics
  Bernard Koechlin | p. 59
• The Rational of Gestures in the West: A History form the 3rd to the 13th Centuries
  Jean-Claude Schmitt | p. 77
• Part II. Social and clinical aspects of nonverbal interaction
• Does Nonverbal Communication Cause Happiness?
  Michael Argyle | p. 99
• The Dissociation between Motor and Symbolic Movements in coverbal Behavior
  Uri Hadar | p. 113
• The Relevance of Logical Formalisms for Nonverbal Clinical Observations
  Francis Lowenthal | p. 125
• Children’s Artificial Limbs: Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Implications
  Paul McDonnel | p. 145
• Part III. Cultural and Crosscultural Perspectives on Gestures
• Six Characters in Search of a Gesture: Chinese Graphs and Corporal Behavior
  Yau Shun-chiu | p. 163
• Facial and Manual Components of Italian Symbolic Gestures
  Pio Enrico Ricci Bitti | p. 187
• The Veiled Face and Expressiveness Among the Tuaregs
  Hélene Hawad-Claudot | p. 197
• Many Gestures, Many Meanings: Nonverbal Diversity in Israel
  Raphael Schneller | p. 213
• Part IV. Nonverbal Communication in Literature: Advancements in Literary Anthropology
• Nonverbal Communication in the Classics: Research Opportunities
  James P. Holoka | p. 237
• Affect Displays in the Epic Poetry of Homer, Vergil, and Ovid
  Donald Lateiner | p. 255
• Nonverbal Expressiveness in Late Greek Epic: Quintus of Smyrna, and Nonnus
  Ronald Newbold | p. 271
• Describing Nonverbal Behavior in the Odyssey: Scenes and Verbal Frames as Translation Problems
  Hans J. Vermeer | p. 285
• Paralanguage and Quasiparalinguistic Sounds as a Concern of Literary Analysis
  Fernando Poyatos | p. 301
• Part V. Art and Literature: The Visual Recreation
• Visual Meaning in Greek Drama: Sophocles’ Ajax and the Art of Dying
  Herbert Golder | p. 323
• Part VI. Nonverbal Communication in Literature: Advancements in Literature: Advancements in Literary Anthropology
• The Interdisciplinary Teaching of Nonverbal Communication: Academic and Social Implications
  Fernando Poyatos | p. 363
• Name Index | p. 399
• Subject Index | p. 409

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