| Abstrakt: |
This article explores the idea that J.R.R. Tolkien, the famous author, was ambidextrous. It presents evidence such as photographs and videos showing Tolkien using his left hand for certain actions, despite being right-handed in writing and using silverware. The article suggests that Tolkien's interest in mirror writing and reversals in his works may be connected to his ambidexterity. It also discusses how being ambidextrous may have influenced Tolkien's unique imagination and command of languages, as seen in his use of language reversals and mirror writing in his works. The text highlights Tolkien's family history of engravers and plate-makers, which may have further influenced his interest in reversals and his ability to create new connections and play with languages. [Extracted from the article] |
