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On the significance of the face.

The centrality of the human face as symbolic of personality permeates the fabric of human experience. It is often observed that a full face to face sexual encounter is unique to human beings, an event profoundly linked with an earlier structural correlate—the rapt stare of the human infant at the mother's face during feeding. Again, as the infant develops, the appearance of a face or even mask is enough to evoke another uniquely defining quality of the human dimension—an expressively radiant smile. In a related fashion psychoanalytic concern with the “mirror” metaphor in clinical work and the psychology of the self carries an implicit reference to the human face as the center of personality, symbolically linked with reflexive mind.a