Gestures: The Do's and Taboos of Body Language Around the World

Roger E. Axtell · Mike Fornwald

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The Power of Gestures. The Most Popular Gestures. Special Types of Gestures. Gestures: Head to Toe. The Ultimate Gesture. The Innocent Abroad's Shortlist. Country-by-Country Listing. Additional Reading. Index.

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