VOLUME 24: 1990 Originally published as The Journal of Typographical Research, 1967-1970

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of articles by Volume, Number and Author,

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Issue	Author	Title

Volume 23.3\|4	Albert Kapr	Concerning the Beginning of Printing in 15th Century Strassburg
	Hermann Zapf	Is Creativity in Alphabet Design Still Wanted?
	Gui Bonsiepe	Interface Design - Graphics - Language Interpretations of Human User Interface
	Christopher Nemeth	World Design: Broadening the Bandwidth Communication in the 90's
	Kathleen Burnett	Communication with Visual Sound: Herbert Bayer and the Design of Type
	Paul Stiff	From the Bookshelves: What the User Tells the Designer

Volume 24.2	The Hand and the Trace: Some Issues in Handwriting
	Rosemary Sassoon	Handwriting: How Much Do We Know About It?
	John Sassoon	Who on Earth Invented the Alphabet?
	Marie-Jeanne Sedeyn	Questioned Documents: The Human Trace as a Body Flow
	Michael Twyman, Susan Walker	Preliminary Thoughts on Nomenclature for Teachers of Handwriting
	Michael Patkin	Anatomy of the Hand
	Rosemary Sassoon	Writer's Cramp
	Kjerstin Ericsson	Graphic Skills as a Diagnostic Tool For Working with the Elderly
	Jan Baker	Visual Notations

Volume 24.1	The Origin of Visible Language in the New World
	F. Kent Reilly III, Brian Stross	An Overview of Mesoamerica
	F. Kent Reilly III	Cosmos and Rulership: The Function of Olmec-style Symbols in Formative Period Mesoamerica
	Brian Stross	Mesoamerican Writing at the Crossroads: The Late Formative
	Virginia M. Fields	Deciphering Maya Hieroglyphic Writing: The State of the Art
	Nancy P. Troike	Pre-Hispanic Pictoral Communication: The Codex System of the Mixtec of Oaxaca, Mexico
	John S. Justeson, Peter Mathews	Evolutionary Trends in Mesoamerican Hieroglyphic Writing

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