Rechts-oder Linkshänder am Schriftbild erkennen?
Hallo, eine Frage an die Graphologie-interressierten.
Gibt es Merkmale, an denen man Rechts-oder Linkshänder am Schriftbild erkennt? Wie machen das Historikerinnen und Historiker?
Vielen Dank im Vorraus!
I’d have one thing to do.
On the one hand, the prerequisite for this matter is a written system written from left to right. On the other hand, a writing method that remains liquid a little while after application, zb ink or ink.
Then it is so that a left-handed person supports his hand on the just freshly written – this is partly blurred, partly one sees the grooves of the palm in the ink.
However, there were always left-handed men who tried to avoid this – e.g. by an unusual hand attitude. Apart from the fact that many left-handed men were forced to write with right over time, because left-handed men were considered stupid, uneducated and sometimes even sinful. You may even have your parents, but surely your grandparents have experienced it!
Well, a guarantee is not that point of reference.
That’s why I’ve been writing ballpoint pens for ages. In primary school, I was still expected to write with a filler, and as left-handed, it is almost impossible not to blur the ink.
I’m a “removed” left-handed. As a result, I have been able to write right and left since the 2nd year of school and have noticed that it is also quite liquid in mirror writing.
Today I almost only write with the right hand and one tells me a very beautiful and legible handwriting.
Written to the right, the letters are slightly tilted to the right and with the left hand the font becomes significantly steeper if I write faster can also create a left tip.