Ambidexterity, or, Two-handedness and two-brainedness : an argument for natural development and rational education / by John Jackson ; with an introduction by R.S.S. Baden-Powell.

  • Jackson, John, active 1894.
Date:
1905
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    Simultaneous Work and Brain Injury, 184 and Concentration, 182 and Mediocrity, 180 on the Violin, 176 Sinistral Hand, The, III Sinistrality equal to Dextrality, in Skeleton, Human, Lengths of Bones, 23 et seq. Slingers, The 700 Benjamite, 1 Sloping Writing, Injurious effects of, 213-216 Smith, Mr. Noble, on Ambidexterity, 127 on Sloping Writing, 213 Snell, Mr. S., on Ambidexterity, 135 an Ambidexter, 114 on Vertical Writing. 216 Specimens of Two-handed Concurrent Work, 179 Speech Centres in Brain, 79, 122, 123 Speed in Vertical Writing, 219 Spencer, Herbert, and Evolution, 91 Spine, Writing in relation to, 213 et seq. Sporadic Right-handedness, 57 Stanley, Sir H. M., on African Tribes, 54 Stephens, Mr. Fred. G., on Landseer's Concurrent Drawing, 173 Struthers, Sir J., on Hide Thicknesses, 30 Right-handedness, 63 Visceral Distribution, 69 Supports Mr. Shaw, 72 Tablets, Grooved, 224 Tadd, Professor, on Automaticism, 231 His Art School, 128 His Testimony re Ambidexterity, 128 on Ambidextral Training, 157 on Ambidextral Drawing, 227 Tanners, Evidence of, 36, 37, 38 Taylor, Dr. Seymour, and Transposed Viscera, 70 Theories of Right-handedness, 41 Thurnam, Dr., on brain-weight, 76 Tooke, Home, and his definition, 104 Trades, List of, 239 Transposition of Viscera, 39 Tubby, Mr. A. H.,on Sloping Writing, 216 Two-handed Writing, 206 et seq. Two-handedness and the Boer War, 105 in Trades, 235 Two-handedness, The True Theory of, 97 Two Hundred Volitions per Second, 177 Twu-sidedness in Animals, 159 Typical Opinions, 251 Ultimatum re One-handedness, 97 Universal Two-handedness, 237 Universality of Right-handedness, 5 Vertical Writing, Dr. G. V. Poore on, 125 Advantages of, 222 and Two-handedness, 212 Viscera, Transposition of, 39 Weights of, 69 Visceral Distribution in Man, 68 in Animals, 71 Wagner, Dr., on Brain One-sided- ness, 75 Wharton, Mr., on Ambidexterity, 104 Wigan, Dr., on Cerebral Destruction, 187 on Feeble Intellect and Hand Development, 130 Wilson, Sir Daniel, an Ambidexter, 113 on Anatomical Development, 148, 152 on Left-handed Children, 53 on Right-handedness, 50 on Two-handed Culture, 119 on Blood vessel Arrangement, 73 on the Hand, 5 replies to Professor Buchanan, 61 on Hereditary Left-handedness, 56 on Organic Structure and Right- handedness, 63 Women, Ambidextral Superiority of, 191 Students at the Universities, 191 Women and Right-handedness, 53 Writer's Cramp, 101 Writing, Left-hand Competitions in, 118 Writing and Drawing and Right- handedness, 46 Writing in relation to Economy, 221 General Health, 217 Legibility, 218 Speed. 219 Teaching and Learning, 220 the Eyes, 216 the Spine, 213 Wyeth, Dr., on Advantages of Ambi- dexterity, 139 Anatomical Development, 63 Zoological Gardens, Animals and Birds in, 25, 28, 29