The Right Hand Left Handedness
The Right Hand Left Handedness
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But it was at needlework that I watched her with the greatest interest. If she was cutting out, she used to shift the scissors from one hand to the other; and would have employed the left hand more, were it not that all scissors, as she complained, are made right-handed, and she wished, if possible, to procure a left-handed pair. So also with the needle, she used the right hand generally ; but in many delicate little operations her habit was to shift it to the left hand. " In those and similar ...cases, the fact is illustrated that the left-handed person is necessarily ambidex- trous. He has the exceptional " dexterity " result- ing from the special organic aptitude of the left hand, which is only paralleled in those cases of true 148 LEFT-HANDEDNESS chap, ix right-handedness where a corresponding organic aptitude is innate. Education, enforced by the usage of the majority, begets for him the training of the other and less facile hand; while by an unwise neglect the majority of mankind are content to leave the left hand as an untrained and merely supplementary organ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it was at needlework that I watched her with the greatest interest. If she was cutting out, she used to shift the scissors from one hand to the other; and would have employed the left hand more, were it not that all scissors, as she complained, are made right-handed, and she wished, if possible, to procure a left-handed pair. So also with the needle, she used the right hand generally ; but in many delicate little operations her habit was to shift it to the left hand. " In those and similar ...cases, the fact is illustrated that the left-handed person is necessarily ambidex- trous. He has the exceptional " dexterity " result- ing from the special organic aptitude of the left hand, which is only paralleled in those cases of true 148 LEFT-HANDEDNESS chap, ix right-handedness where a corresponding organic aptitude is innate. Education, enforced by the usage of the majority, begets for him the training of the other and less facile hand; while by an unwise neglect the majority of mankind are content to leave the left hand as an untrained and merely supplementary organ.
What to read after The Right Hand Left Handedness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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