The Foundations of Character: Being a Study of the Tendencies of the Emotions and Sentiments

acquired action activity Adam Smith Animal Intelligence animals arouse become behaviour belong bodily cause chapter characteristic child common concealment conduct constitution courage curiosity degree Descartes desire destruction directed disgust disposition distinction distinguish effect emotional moods emotional system empirical laws enjoyment evoke excitement exclude experience expression fact fear and anger feel forces frustrated fundamental forces G. F. Stout hate Hence human Ibid impulse influence innate connection instincts intensity kind La Rochefoucauld laws of association laws of character laws of mind manifested melancholia ment mental Mill's method misanthropy mood nature object observation opposite organised pain play pleasure present pride primary emotions primitive recognised relative ethics repugnance says science of character seems self-love sensations sensibility to joy situation sometimes sorrow stimuli surprise system of fear temper tendency tender emotion tends theory things thought tion truth variety of anger weakness wonder young