Experiments with Handwriting

act of writing æsthetic alphabet alteration Ambidexterity angle angular appearance arcade atactic ataxia automatic automatic writing beginning blind calligraphy central nervous system certainty of aim character connection conspicuous covering-strokes cursive deliberate diacritical downstroke example experiment expression Facsimile fact fingers formation German German alphabet graphic maturity grip-pressure hand i-dots imitate impediments impressionability impulse individual initial adjustment initial emphasis left-handed legible letter-formations loop lower projections manuscript mechanical ment mental mouth-writing movement muscles narrowness natural normal handwriting occur paper penholder persons pressure primarily slow Primary minus primary signs produced psychological rapid handwriting readjustment regarded result school-copy script Secondary minus secondary signs secondary width sentence sentence-impulse shows signs of slowness signs of speed size-ratios slanting handwriting slow act slow handwriting spacing speed of execution stroke style tendency tion upper projections upstroke Václav Hanka vertical visual memory writing-movement writing-pressure writing-surface written