Kinology

The paper on kinology contributed by Mr. Henry was replete with interesting details and proved deep study and careful consideration.

Kinology differs from mechanics in that it emphasizes explanations in terms of formal and final causes, and resists separating the formal aspects of motion from the bodies moved.

Spinal cord callus was assessed by using physiology, kinology, and electrophysiology

Inquiries into such conditions will give rise to two fields related to graphemics, namely, kinology and phanology, which deal respectively with the kinetic aspect of sign production and the visual aspect of its cognition ( Watt 1984, 103, 147).

Looking back at the protolanguage from the vantagepoint of (adult-like) language we can say that it has a semantics and a phonology (or kinology: the expression may be any combination of vocal and gestural) but no (lexico-)grammar.

In addition, Cléirigh suggests that body language (kinology) can also be conceptualised as another expression of language (Zappavigna et al. 2010, Martin 2011).

Also his izology (the science that should study the genesis and evolution of modern arts) would concern itself with deviations from the “norm” that occur in the “organism” of the painter or in the “body” of a work of art, and the fluid interconnection between the conscious and the subconscious; and kinology (the same for the film) brings to mind another contemporary coinage, “pedology”: a science studying ways and methods of influencing the child’s psyche, which was actively developed by Soviet psychologists in the 1920s under a strong impact of psychoanalysis.

She usually writes the story herself, for she knows everybody within 25 miles of the courthouse, and is the town authority on kinology.