O rukopisu

O rukopisu

Ludwig Klages

In his classic work On Handwriting, Ludwig Klages laid the foundations of scientific graphology, interpreting handwriting as an expression of individual personality and unconscious mental movements.

The book On Handwriting (Die Handschrift des Menschen) by the German philosopher, psychologist and founder of modern graphology Ludwig Klages is a major work in the field of the study of human handwriting and its connection with the psychological profile of personality. Klages starts from the fundamental assumption that writing is not just a mechanical skill, but a direct and profound expression of a person's individuality, temperament, inner motives and psychological dynamics.

The author systematically develops the theory of graphological analysis by studying the rhythm, shape, slope, pressure and speed of writing, emphasizing that unconscious gestures leave a recognizable mark on the paper. The work offers deep insights into the structure of character, enabling the reader to understand the complex connections between graphic symbols and psychological states. Although it has a strong scientific and theoretical weight, the book also provides practical guidelines for the interpretation of handwriting, which is why it has had the status of indispensable literature for psychologists, researchers of the human psyche and all those interested in the secrets of graphology for decades.

Original title
Die Handschrift des Menschen
Translation
Marija Eker Manolić
Editor
Rudi Supek
Dimensions
19 x 12 cm
Pages
199
Publisher
Naprijed, Zagreb, 1968.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

Two copies are available

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