Psychology, the Motive Powers: Emotions, Conscience, Will

action æsthetic affection animals appetence arises Aristotle association of ideas beauty become bodily body brain burst called cause centre character cherished Cogan colors commonly conscience contemplation countenance Darwin deed depressores anguli oris desire determined disappointment element emotion enjoyment evil excitement exercise exertion expression eyebrows eyelids fear feeling flow forms give gratified grief habits happiness heart hope hopes and fears impulse inappetible individual influence instinctive intellectual JAMES MCCOSH judgment kind lachrymal gland laughter Laura Bridgman laws of association lead Levator anguli oris lips look ment mental mind moral mother motive mouth moved muscles nature nerves ness nostrils noticed object Orbicularis oris Orbicularis palpebrarum organic ourselves pain passion perception person phantasm pleasant pleasure principle produced raised regard rise scenes SECTION sensation sense sentiment sion sorrow soul spirit strong sublime supposed swayed taste tears tences things thought tion truth uncon virtue whole wish