Edwin Carels. Graphology: Drawing from Automatism and Automation

Edwin Carels delves into the intriguing world of graphology, exploring how handwriting reflects the human psyche. The work is a thoughtful examination of the intersection between automatism and modern automation in the context of personal expression through writing. Carels is joined by Thomas Zummer and Kate MacFarlane, offering a rich collaboration that brings multiple perspectives to the analysis of handwriting.

Through their insights, the authors reveal how the subconscious mind influences writing styles and the implications this has for understanding human behavior. The book encourages readers to reconsider the seemingly mundane act of writing as a complex interplay of thoughts and emotions, shaped by both individual and technological influences.

This exploration transcends typical notions of graphology, inviting the audience to engage with the material in a profound way. Carels, Zummer, and MacFarlane challenge the boundaries of traditional analysis, fostering a deeper appreciation for the art of writing as both a personal and automated process.