by Peter Collett · Bastei Lübbe (Bastei Verlag) · tapa blanda · ISBN 9783404605682
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«Ich sehe was, was du nicht sagst» is Peter Collett's essay on non-verbal communication, published by Bastei Lübbe in paperback (420 pages).
Peter Collett starts from the idea that small bodily gestures say more than a thousand words. Touching one's ear, smoothing one's hair, biting one's nails or running one's fingers over one's lips are signals that betray what the interlocutor thinks and feels. The book is a guide to interpreting those non-verbal signals and knowing whether the speaker is telling the truth.
The work is in German, in its fourth edition; the cover subtitle is «So deuten Sie die Gesten der anderen – und wissen, was diese wirklich denken».
Self-help work for readers interested in interpersonal communication and in interpreting other people's gestures and expressions.
Peter Collett was a Danish judge and writer.
