Spatial physiognomy of the sickroom in Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre and Villette. by Wong, Vincent.

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Decoding your destiny. by Seah, Kai Ling.

“…This project seeks to investigate how we can use Physiognomy as a method to identify nonverbal signals, and cues of others to create our interest and investment in them. …”
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Identical twins as doppelgangers: braddon's the trail of the serpent and collins's poor miss finch by Ng, Kai Xin

“…The thesis investigates how nineteenth-century theories of physiognomy affect the classification of identical twins as doppelgangers, the overturning of common beliefs about identical twins, as well as the significance of the death of one or both of the twins in each novel. …”
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Can criminality be predicted based on facial appearance? by Ng, Wei Zhou

“…Face-based trait inferences appeared in philosophy and the pseudoscience physiognomy. Recent research has shown that there are some evidences in the validity of inferring traits based on one’s facial appearance, with many studies showing high consensus of trait ratings among participants even without prior knowledge of the characteristics of the face that is perceived, as well as the fact that it is performed rapidly and effortlessly. …”
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