The Hands of Children: An Introduction to Psycho-ChirologyFirst Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. |
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Contents
THE OUTER HAND | 10 |
THE FINGERS | 18 |
THE POSITION OF THE HAND | 35 |
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RIGHT AND LEFT HANDS | 47 |
THE MOUNTS | 58 |
THE MAIN LINES IN THE PALM OF THE HAND | 66 |
SUBSIDIARY LINES AND VARIOUS OTHER FEATURES OF | 91 |
PRACTICAL NOTES | 97 |
CHIROLOGY APPLIED TO THE HANDS OF CHILDREN | 106 |
FIGURES | 159 |
THE HANDS OF the Mentally DISEASED | 167 |
TABLE ONE | 184 |
INDEX OF FIGURES | 199 |
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The Hands of Children: An Introduction to Psycho-Chirology Julius Spier, Julius,Spier Julius No preview available - 2014 |
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