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“Are Facial Expressions A Language?”

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April 5, 2012

 

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The Oxford Dictionary defines language as; the method of human communication. It could be stated that the emotions projected through one person’s facial expressions could be seen and connected to that emotion by another individual. Is this not a form of communication? Was not one persons opinions given to another, hence the two having had communicated? This fits the criteria given by the definition...
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Is this not a form of communication? Was not one persons opinions given to another, hence the two having had communicated? This fits the criteria given by the definition. With this in mind, could facial expressions be considered a language? An argument against facial expressions being considered a language is that facial expressions are an inadequate form of communication...
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