Percepções para as expressões corporais e faciais de atores: estudo bibliográfico em cruzamento com análise de três series televisivas e um filme

Abstract

I will deal in this work on the study of body and facial and body expressions based on emotion. To this end, I embarrass myself in the books The Language of Emotions (2011), by Paul Ekman; and The Body Speaks: The Silent Language of Nonverbal Communication (2015) by Pierre Weil and Roland Tompakow. The first book deals with the trajectory of study of the author in which the same traveled the world researching and theoretically studying the body and the emotions of the people, being able to realize that all the people can have the same emotions, but not meaning that they feel these emotions of the Similarly. Perceiving your body first and then discovering the emotions of others, this is Ekman's premise. The book The Body speaks: the silent language of non-verbal communication (2015) by Pierre Weil and Roland Tompakow embraces the symbols, codes in the body that many do not perceive because they do not stop to observe, making us realize that instead of just look at looking, we have to observe and capture what the body of others means, using the sphinx, an analogy of the following animals: the ox, the lion and the eagle. I bring the television series The Mentalist, Chaves, Lie to me; and the animated film Inside Out to compare these books with the characters' bodies in the series and film, understanding how these emotions are in animation, demonstrating these codes that can be found in the series, and which also happen in our day to day.