manualism
/ˌmænjʊˈælɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
the practice of doing something manually or by hand, especially because it is considered more accurate or precise than using machines or technology.
“The artist’s focus on manualism in her craft helped her create intricate, detailed paintings.”
2. noun
a system of government, social organization, or cultural practice in which decisions are made by manual or written means, rather than by electronic or digital means.
“The manualism of the medieval monastery was a unique example of how monks lived and worked together.”
3. noun
a preference for or emphasis on manual skills or activities.
“The carpenter’s manualism showed in his handcrafted furniture, which was highly prized by collectors.”