Who is Frank R. Wilson from The Hand: How Its Use Shapes the Brain, Language, and Human Culture and what is their importance?

Frank R. Wilson is the name of the author of "The Hand." He wonders at the fact hands and arms come to life before waking to belie our total dependence on them in daily activities. Patients with symptoms of "musician's cramp" make Wilson aware of the difficulties sculptors, carvers, and surgeons experience. Wilson chooses as his mission exposing "hidden physical roots" of human capacity for passionate, creative work. He discusses anthropological, evolutionary, biomechanical and physiological features, as well as neurobehavioral and developmental perspectives of the human hand.