How resumed yesterday in the pages of the Corriere della Sera the illustrious Fulvio Scaparro , Professor of Psychology and Educational psychology, as well as my esteemed (and unforgettable) professor at the University at the time, we are celebrating the loss of long calligraphy or the "beautiful writing".
has nothing to do with this sad account of the fact that more and more media are used that take advantage of the pretty little flourishes of a phrase written in simple italics.
reflect as to what surprised today to receive a message I do not say well written, but just barely understand, read on a piece of paper actually tangible and not virtual, better still pleasant to the touch and valuable in the weave.
seems that this practice, now in the process of decay, may even be able to raise the proud author of a higher rank and socio-cultural, if only we stop to think back to the times of our grandmothers, we like sovverrebbe exercises were commonly used and calligraphy as well as educational institutions would lay great attention to the topic.
trifles? Maybe.
do not claim a certain message to the boss or in writing in gothic Onciale, but I agree with the professor that the use of a handwriting is clear and understandable but indispensable sign of education, kindness and care not only to the next, but first of all to ourselves, not to drop into oblivion those "sweaty cards" of ancient memory.
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