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"The Right Hand: Left-Handedness" was written by Daniel, Sir Wilson and published in 1891.

The Right Hand: Left-Handedness

1891

Daniel, Sir Wilson

The Right Hand: Left-Handedness

Daniel, Sir Wilson

1891

The Right Hand: Left-Handedness, published in 1891 by Sir Daniel Wilson, is a scientific exploration of left-handedness from multiple scholarly perspectives, including historical, archaeological, and physiological aspects. The work challenges the dominance of right-handedness as the societal norm and argues for the recognition and celebration of left-handed individuals. Wilson emphasizes the significance of hand preference in human evolution and tool use, providing a comprehensive examination of how left-handedness impacts identity and social perceptions.