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Picture connected writing. One of the major points that the
graphologist looks for in his
analysis is how the subject thinks. Each word is internally
connected, each letter linked to
the following one. Connected writing shows a person who is both
practical and logical.He will take his time figuring something out,
but once he has done so, he is very
tenacious of his opinion. He is the person who builds fact upon
fact, then adds them up to
a logical decision. raphologists consider this !masculine
writing.!
"he connected script of #artin $uther %ing, &r. displays
both logic and pragmatism.
'magine disconnected writing(disconnected most of the time.
"here is a touch of
!femininity! in disconnected writings. 'ts nature is intuitive.
)ince most of this person!s
writing is disconnected, his emphasis is on his intuition. He is
also capable of logic *hedoes connect some of his letters+, and
when he needs the logical thought processes, he is
able to draw them forth. isconnection also implies imagination,
so this writer is
e-cellent to have around when an idea is needed. ecause of his
hunches(which are often
right(he is a /uicker thinker than the connected writer, and he
has usually si0ed up the
situation and come to a decision while the connected writer is
still putting facts together.
"his writer sometimes comes to grief over his hunches, however.
ecause they are so
often correct, he is inclined to think they always are. On some
occasion he may demand
that his position be respected, refusing to admit that he drew
it from intuition and not fact,and will hang on stubbornly to his
opinion beyond all logical objections.
"he handwriting of 1rench philosopher and 2obel Pri0e winner
Henri ergson has an
e-treme degree of disconnection in his writing, along with
precisely placed i dots. "hisreveals powerful intuition allied with
alertness to details and a precise memory. "hus he
was able to analy0e the function of intuition in the thinking
process3
"here is a type of script called 4mirror writing.4 $eonardo a
5inci fre/uently wrote in
such a fashion... "his kind of writing, often written by
left(handed writers *$eonardo wasambide-trous, though favoring his
left hand+ can easily be read by holding it up to a
mirror. 'n such a strongly disconnected script such as this,
much femininity is indicated.
Consider disconnected writing(this time, completely
disconnected. "his writer tends to be
impractical, moody, a daydreamer. #any artists write
disconnectedly. "he disconnectedwriter often has disjointed
thoughts, and his logical thought processes are also
disconnected. He can be e-tremely bright and will show interest
in minor details when
given a set of facts. He is /uite distant in social
relationships and is seldom in touch with
his own feelings. ecause of the manner in which he thinks, he is
often looked downupon by the connected writer.
6 person who prints is similar to the disconnected writer. "his
writing often shows
immaturity. 'f the sample of handwriting is printed, the
graphologist should re/uest aletter written in script in addition,
for only a limited number of facts could be gathered
from printed writing.
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#any writings look totally disconnected, but actually are not.
7here one letter ends and
the ne-t letter begins very close together, and in direct line.
'f the writer had connected
the writing, the connection would have followed the same route
and simply inked in theblank space. 't is almost as though a
connected piece of writing had been carefully cut
into individual letters.
Picture the writer that not only connects the letters, but the
words themselves. )tubborn is
the word to describe this person. 7hen he gets an idea, he
sticks by it, right or wrong. Hehas many principles. 7hen he enters
a heated discussion, he refuses to give way until
long after he has alienated the other participants.
't should be borne in mind that connections always represent
building fact upon fact. 6nybreak will let intuition seep in. 't is
said that in many professions, including that of
writing, where a person does not want his logical train of
thought derailed by intuition, he
will find himself connecting words together, leaving not even
minute spaces to upset his
thinking pattern.
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