“¿POR QUÉ LA CALIGRAFÍA AÚN IMPORTA? REFLEXIONES EN LA ERA DE LAS PANTALLAS TÁCTILES”

Abstract

Calligraphy currently continues to be a relevant skill for the cognitive and motor development  of individuals, and it involves precise movements of the hand and wrist, which activate brain  areas related to memory, coordination and creativity. When writing by hand, you receive  constant tactile and visual feedback, which improves spatial perception and motor  coordination, favoring sensory stimulation. So through calligraphy they allow the  development of creativity and personal expression through a unique style that addresses  creativity. However, it is necessary to establish its importance in an increasingly digitalized  era, knowing that calligraphy is not only a traditional skill, but is also a powerful tool for  digital writing, for the comprehensive development of people in an increasingly digitalized  world. Therefore, the document assumes a reflective critical analysis of a documentary  nature, concluding that calligraphy still prevails with relevance, discerning that calligraphy  and digital writing are not mutually exclusive, but rather complement each other.