Vision and Character

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Focusing on the interplay between physiognomics and aesthetics, this study delves into the works of prominent 19th and 20th Century English Realist novelists, including Virginia Woolf, Joseph Conrad, Charles Dickens, and Jane Austen. It explores how these authors use physical appearance to reveal character and social commentary, offering a fresh perspective on the narrative techniques and thematic depth within their novels. This examination highlights the significance of visual perception in understanding character development and realism in literature.