Studies in the Evolutionary Psychology of Feeling

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Hiram M. Stanley (Editor)

Series: Psychology of Emotions, Motivations and Actions
BISAC: PSY013000

This work, originally published in 1895, does not profess to be a treatise on the subject of feeling, but merely a series of studies, and rather tentative ones at that. It was the author’s intent to deduce from the standpoint of biologic evolution the origin and development of feeling, and then to consider how far introspection confirms these results.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. On the Introspective Study of Feeling

Chapter 2. On Primitive Consciousness

Chapter 3. Theories of Pleasure-Pain

Chapter 4. The Relation of Feeling to Pleasure-Pain

Chapter 5. Early Differentiation

Chapter 6. Representation and Emotion

Chapter 7. Fear as Primitive Emotion

Chapter 8. The Differentiation of Fear

Chapter 9. Despair

Chapter 10. Anger

Chapter 11. Surprise, Disappointment, Emotion of Novelty

Chapter 12. Retrospective Emotion

Chapter 13. Desire

Chapter 14. Some Remarks on Attention

Chapter 15. Self Feeling

Chapter 16. Induction and Emotion

Chapter 17. The Æsthetic Psychosis

Chapter 18. The Psychology of Literary Style

Chapter 19. Ethical Emotion

Chapter 20. The Expression of Feeling

Chapter 21. Conclusion

Index

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