Plural form of graphologist; multiple people who analyze and interpret handwriting patterns.
Regular English plural formation by adding -s to graphologist.
In the 1920s-1960s, graphologists were treated almost like mind-readers in popular culture, appearing in detective stories and being consulted by companies and even governments for character assessment.
Plural of graphologist; same gendered institutional history—early women graphologists' names and methods systematized under male-authored taxonomies.
Use as neutral plural; explicitly acknowledge women graphologists in historical contexts.
["handwriting analysts","forensic document examiners"]
Women graphologists in 19th–20th century forensic science remain underattributed; cite d'Arpentigny and Michon alongside Crépieux-Jamin.
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