The Body Language Of Sex, Power, And Aggression
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
What does your body say about you before you ever speak a word? Julius Fast, the pioneering author who first brought the science of nonverbal communication to a mass audience, returns with a provocative and incisive examination of how the unspoken language of the human body governs our most primal social dynamics — desire, dominance, and hostility. The Body Language of Sex, Power, and Aggression dissects the subtle gestures, postures, and spatial cues that betray our true intentions in the bedroom, the boardroom, and the battlefield of everyday human interaction. Fast writes with the authority of a seasoned researcher and the accessibility of a gifted storyteller, translating complex behavioural science into vivid, real-world scenarios that feel immediately recognisable. Rooted in the fields of kinesics and proxemics, the work argues that beneath every social performance lies a more honest and often more ruthless dialogue conducted entirely through the body. For anyone seeking to understand the invisible forces that shape attraction, hierarchy, and conflict, this book presents a revelatory lens through which to read the world — and the unsettling question of what the world might be reading back in you.
Author: Julius Fast
Format: Hardback
Genre: Psychology
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
What does your body say about you before you ever speak a word? Julius Fast, the pioneering author who first brought the science of nonverbal communication to a mass audience, returns with a provocative and incisive examination of how the unspoken language of the human body governs our most primal social dynamics — desire, dominance, and hostility. The Body Language of Sex, Power, and Aggression dissects the subtle gestures, postures, and spatial cues that betray our true intentions in the bedroom, the boardroom, and the battlefield of everyday human interaction. Fast writes with the authority of a seasoned researcher and the accessibility of a gifted storyteller, translating complex behavioural science into vivid, real-world scenarios that feel immediately recognisable. Rooted in the fields of kinesics and proxemics, the work argues that beneath every social performance lies a more honest and often more ruthless dialogue conducted entirely through the body. For anyone seeking to understand the invisible forces that shape attraction, hierarchy, and conflict, this book presents a revelatory lens through which to read the world — and the unsettling question of what the world might be reading back in you.