Part 2 — INDEX.
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Abderrhaman III., 431
Abnormal characters, 404 et seq.
Aboulia, 70
Abstraction, faculty of, 18, 313
Acquired pleasures, 56
Active characters, 388, 395-397
Activity accompanied by risk, pleasures of, 270
Actynophrys, 4
Admiration, 369
Æsthetic emotion, 101 ” sentiment, 328 et seq.; pathology of, 357 et seq.; decay of, 426; survival of, 428; rudimentary in idiots, 433 ” superiority incompatible with health, 360
Affective type of memory, 166
Affinity, 6
Aggression, real, 220 ” simulated, 221 ” deferred, 222
Agnatio, 288
Aïssaouas, 33
Alexander, 400
Alfieri, 395
Algebra, Franklin’s moral, 398
Alternating characters, 413
Althaus, 53
Altruism, 237; its genesis, 281
Altruistic feelings, 292; decay of, 427 ” (or sympathetic) pain, 44
Ambition, 431
Amnesia, 165, 166
Amorphous characters, 386
Anæsthesia, 36, 53, 54, 95, 96
Analgesia, 32 et seq. ” artificial, 34
Analysts, 395
446Anencephalic monsters, 32
Anger, 14, 218 et seq.; its symptoms, 219; its pathology, 223
Animism, 308, 309
Ants, 263
Anthropomorphism, 309, 349
Apathetic characters, 389, 397, 398
Apathetic-active characters, 400 ” sensitive ” 401
Appetite, 438
Approbation, desire of, 242
Architecture, 341
Ariosto, 364
Aristotle, 72, 299
Arrest of development, 264 et seq., 432 et seq.
Art, 330 (and Chap. X., passim) ” influenced by environment, 339 ” for art’s sake, 342 ” set free from anthropomorphism, 343 ” animals in, 344 ” wild nature in, 345-347
Asceticism, 319, 325
Assimilation, 6
Association of ideas, 172 et seq.
Ataraxia, 360
Atony, 389
Attraction and repulsion, 6
Audition colorée, 181
Augustine, 411, 412
Augustus, 409
Auto-intoxication, 40, 224
Avarice, 264
Aveyron, savage of the, 433
Azam, 412, 414
Aztecs, 191, 296, 321, 341
Bachofen, 286, 287, 288
447Bacon, Francis, 216, 391
Bacteria, 5
Bain, 74, 78, 82, 130, 134, 141, 162, 190, 208, 210, 212, 218, 221, 230, 231, 235, 238, 241, 242, 280, 349, 353, 369, 384, 395, 396, 398
Balbiani, 251
Baldwin, 231
Barth, 315
Bastian, 6
Basutos, 296, 371
Beard, 214
Beau, 35
Beaunis, 26, 39, 49, 60, 119, 120, 133
Beauquier, 103, 105
Bell, Ch., 113, 115, 124, 219
Belmondo, 202
Benedictines, 374
Beneficence, 292
Benevolence, rise of, 293
Bennett, 143
Berkeley, 96
Bernard, Claude, 4, 62, 116, 117, 118
Bert, 92
Bhâghavad-Gita, 318
Bichat, 114, 219
Biran, Maine de, 395
Blanville, 138
Blind impulse, 422
Blood, syncope at sight of, 217 ” taste for, 68, 228, 365
Blushing, 114, 271
Borgia, Francisco, 412
Boudet de Paris, 106
Bougainville, 190
Bouillier, 63, 64, 73, 77, 80
Bourdon, 51
Bourru, 414, 415
Boyer, 420
Boyle, 216
Brahmanism, 318
Braid, 182
Brain, function of, in transmitting sensation, 28
Brain as seat of emotion, 115 et seq. ” separate action of hemispheres, 418 ” change of character through lesions of, 302, 412, 420
Briquet, 201
Broca, 92
448Brown-Séquard, 27, 28, 32, 53, 200
Brugia, 200
Bryozoa, 277
Buccola, 106
Buckle, 192
Bucknill, 68
Buddha, 296
Budge, 249
Bull-fights, 68, 228
Burckhardt, 35
Burot, 414, 415
Byron, 366, 400
Cabanis, 383
Cæsar, 264, 298, 346, 397, 409
Calculators, 398
Campbell, 202
Cannibalism, 295, 296
Cardan, 64
Carus, 115
Casalis, 371
Cause and effect, 112
Cellini, Benvenuto, 400
Cerebral dualism, 418
Cervantes, 418
Chambard, 182
Characters, classification of, 383 et seq. ” true, 379, 384 ” consistent, 385 ” invariable, ib. ” amorphous, 386 ” unstable, ib. ” partial, 387, 402, 403 ” sensitive, 388, 393-395; humble, 394; contemplative, ib.; emotional, 395 ” active, 388, 395-397; (mediocre, 396; great, 397) ” apathetic, 389, 397, 398; pure, 397; intellectual, 398 ” temperate, 389, 390, 401 ” mixed, 379 et seq.; sensitive-active, 400; apathetic-active, ib.; apathetic-sensitive, 401; temperate, ib. ” Seeland’s classification of, 406, 407 ” abnormal, 408 et seq. ” contradictory, 409 et seq. 449” contradictory (apparently), 409, 410 ” ” successive, 410 et seq. ” ” ” co-existent, 416-419 ” alternating, 413-415 ” unstable or polymorphic, 419 et seq.
Chateaubriand, 170
Chemical action, 40, 120 et seq.
Chloroform, 37
Clan, social unit, 288, 289
Classification of feelings, 130 et seq.
Cloquet, 142
Clouston, 46, 85, 376
Cocaine, 37
Cœnæsthesia, 8, 9, 176, 200, 411, 415
Coleridge, 174
Coloured hearing, 181 ” taste, smell, etc., 182
Combination, 269
Complex emotions, 260 et seq.
Composition of feelings, 267 et seq.
Condottieri, 396
Confucius, 296
Conquistadores, 205, 397
Contact, element in maternal love, 280
Contemplatives, 394
Contiguity, 177 et seq.
Contradiction, principle of, 193
Conversions, 410 et seq.
Correggio, 393
Cortez, 397
Corti’s organ, 26, 358
Corybantes, 320
Cosmic order, 311, 312
Creation-play, 334
Creative imagination, 331 et seq.
Criminals, 300
Cromwell, 409
Cros, 53
Curiosity, 368 ” disinterested, 371
Cuvier, 192 ” F., 252
Cyon, 117, 118
Dagonet, 244, 325
D’Alembert, 391
450Dallemagne, 259
Danger, fascination of, 270
Danton, 400
Danville, 256
Darwin, 13, 14, 16, 44, 82, 113, 124 et seq., 190, 207, 209, 218, 219, 231, 234, 235, 240, 271, 279, 282, 336, 351, 354, 355, 369
Dauriac, 104
Davy, Sir H., 52, 101
Decay of feelings, 423 et seq. ” of the æsthetic emotions, 426 ” of the altruistic emotions, 427 et seq. ” of the ego-altruistic emotions, 430 ” of the religious sentiment, 430, 431 ” of ambition, 431 ” of the egoistic feelings, 32
Degenerescence, 302, 357 et seq., 434 et seq.
Dehumanisation of art, 345-347
Delbœuf, 251
Depravation of appetite, 201
Depression, 319
Descartes, 12, 51, 80, 110, 111, 261, 268, 369
Descuret, 373
Desire, 442
Despine, 301
Development, arrested, 264, 432 et seq.
Dewey, 378
Diocletian, 411
Dipsomania, 203
Direct evolution of emotion, 193
Discoverers in morals, 295
Discord between character and intellect, 391
Disgust, 204 et seq.
Disinterested curiosity, 371
Disinterested emotions, decay of, 426
Domestic life v. social solidarity, 284, 285
Domination, instinct of, 221
Doubt, 375 et seq.
Dreams, 142
Drobisch, 137
Dualist view, 111
Du Chaillu, 296
Duchenne, 124, 125
Dumas, G., 52, 71, 72, 93, 427
451Dumont, L., 82, 83, 126, 131-133, 351, 352, 356
Dynamogeny, 53
Dynamometric experiments, 83, 407
Dyaks, 338
Dynamic form of intellectual emotion, 372
Ecclesiastes, 431
Ecstasy, 325, 326
Ego, 238 et seq.
Ego-altruistic emotions, decay of, 430
Egoistic feelings, decay of, 432
Egoistic pain, 44
Elmira, 301
Emotion, 12 ” simple, 13 ” sexual, 15 ” higher, 17 ” ” development of, 18 ” intellectual, 19, 101, 368 et seq. ” James and Lange’s theory of, 93 et seq. ” coarse, 97 ” subtle, id. ib. ” moral, 100 ” relations of, with physical environment, 107 ” internal conditions of, 113 et seq. ” expression of, 124 et seq. ” revival of, 152 et seq. ” tender, 230 et seq. ” complex, 260 et seq. ” evolution of, 262, 263 ” produced by movements, 392
Emotional memory, 161, 162 ” type, 167 ” type of sensitives, 395
Endogamy, 289
Epilepsy, 9, 223
Espinas, 276, 279 et seq.
Esquirol, 54, 224, 416
Ethology, 384
Euphoria, 67, 88
Exaltation, 320
Exogamy, 289
Expression of emotions, 124 et seq.
Falret, 213
452Family, 284; evolution of, 286 et seq.
Fatigue, 147
Fear, 10, 13, 207 et seq. ” definition of, 207 ” psychology of, 209 et seq. ” hereditary, 210 ” morbid, 212 et seq. ” an element in the religious sentiment, 309, 431
Fechner, 55, 102
Feeling, law of, 173
Feelings, priority of, 438
Félida, case of, 414
Ferrero, 366
Ferri, 179
Ferrier, 28, 29, 420
Fetichism, 308
Fétis, 103
Finality of pleasure and pain, 86
Fischer, 357
Fixed ideas, 226
Flaubert, 364
Flourens’ vital knot, 28
Flournoy, 181
Folie circulaire, 415
Fonsagrives, 53
Fouillée, 78, 126, 141, 151, 162, 172, 173, 183, 384, 405
Francis of Assisi, 400
François-Franck, 32, 142, 200
Franklin, 398
Frey, 27, 51
Friedmann, 293
Fuegians, 191, 297, 343
Gall, 115, 228
Galton, 146, 167, 425
Gauss, 391
Gautier (Th.), 343
Gélineau, 214, 215, 217
Generalising process in religious ideas, 312-314
Genius, 360, 363, 364, 437
Georget, 47
Germ-plasm, 256
Gevaert, 105
Girard-Teulon, 287
Gley, 92, 142
Goblet d’Alviella, 307, 311, 312, 314
Godfernaux, 326
Goethe, 164, 369, 402
453Goldscheider, 27, 47
Goltz, 200, 250
Grant Allen, 83, 87, 88, 102, 331, 342, 343, 347, 349, 352, 358
Gratiolet, 7, 128, 143, 210
Greeks, limitations of their humanity, 192
Gregarious life, 281 et seq.
Grétry, 103, 105
Griesinger, 62, 68, 376
Grief, 15, 45
Groos, 330
Guislain, 68
Gurney, 106, 111, 352
Guyau, 292, 331, 339, 351
Habeneck, 141
Hack Tuke, 28, 30, 68, 114, 144, 324, 376
Hadrian, 366
Hahnemann, 47, 133
Hall, Stanley, 211, 305
Hallucinations, 143
Hamilton, 64
Hamlet, 394
Hartmann, 42, 255
Haschisch, 8, 9
Hatred, 266
Hecker, 351, 356
Heidenhain, 30
Helmholtz, 377
Henle, 412
Hennequin, 339
Henotheism, 306
Herbart, 137, 372
Heredity, 175, 190, 191, 217, 246, 279, 336
Hering, 3
Hermann, 142
Hobbes, 353
Höffding, 19, 141, 172, 192, 239, 269, 271
Home, 330
Homer, 63, 316, 342
Homicidal mania, 225 et seq.
Horwicz, 75, 172, 183
Houssay, 283
Humble, the, 394
Humour, sense of, 271, 351 et seq.
Hunger and thirst, 147, 158, 202
Hunter, 115
Hydractinia, 277
Hydroid polypes, 277
454Hyperæsthesia, 36
Hyperalgesia, 36
Hypertrophy of intellect, 391
Hypochondria, 46, 361, 394
Hysteria, 36, 47, 116
Ideas, fixed, 226
Ideal, search for, 254
Idiots, 323, 369, 432 et seq.
Images of taste and smell, 145
Imitative instinct, 231, 232
Incongruity, 352
Indifferent state, 57
Inertia, 389
Infantilism, 300, 422
Infinite, 306, 307
Inhibitory forces, 265
Injury connected with pain, 87
Instinct of preservation, 11, 199 et seq. ” nutritive, 200 et seq. ” of domination, 221, 222 ” imitative, 231, 232 ” sexual, 248 et seq.
Instincts, 194 et seq.
Intellectual development of the race, 189 ” memory, 152 ” sentiment, 368 et seq.
Intellectualised emotion, 101, 267
Intellectualists, 28, 35, 75, 137, 172, 390
Intensity of stimulation as a cause of pain, 39
Internal sensations, 119, 143, 147
Interrogation, 370
Ipecacuanha, 95
Ireland, 243, 434
Irons, 111
Irony, 271
Itard, 433
Jacoby, 243
James, W., 11, 93, 95 et seq., 101, 106, 110, 111, 141, 162, 172, 174, 194, 231, 241, 249, 271, 273
James I., 216
Janet, 33, 201, 249
Jealousy, 268
Jessen, 3
Joy, 15
Julian the Apostate, 411
Justice, 297
455Kaffirs, 337
Kant, 19, 81, 290, 299, 330, 348, 360, 379, 384, 391
Kepler, 373
Kinæsthetic sense, 27 ” sensations, 50
Kraepelin, 351
Krafft-Ebing, 65, 67, 72, 224, 300, 302, 325, 415’
Kröner, 7, 119, 120
Külpe, 76, 102
Kurella, 93
Ladd, 188, 379
Landscape-painting, 345
Lange, 15, 52, 93 et seq., 110, 111, 114, 208, 219, 235, 249
Laughter, 351 et seq.
Lavater, 124
Laycock, 3, 175
Lazarus, 331
Le Bon, 100, 391
Lehmann 7, 28, 30, 35, 52, 75, 137, 141, 176, 178, 269
Leibnitz, 234
Lépine, 420
Lessing, 372
Letourneau, 20, 297, 340, 374
Leuba, 305
Leuret, 105
Lewes, G. H., 54
Littré, 153, 162, 297
Lloyd Morgan, 237
Löb, 6
Lombard, 92
Lombroso, 300, 386
Longet, 32
Lotze, 383
Louis XI., 398
Love, 249 et seq.
Loyola, 412
Lubbock, Sir J., 233
Lucan, 397
Luckey, 37
Lucretius, 63
Ludwig, 142
Ludwig II. of Bavaria, 366
Lulli, Raymond, 410, 412
Luther, 400, 410, 412
Lymphatic temperament, 397
Mabillon, 374
456MacLennan, 286, 287
Magic, 310
Maine de Biran, 345
Malarial regions, their influence, 72
Malebranche, 110, 111
Malherbe, 362
Manes, 296
Mania, 67, 224
Mantegazza, 29, 30, 31, 36, 50, 63, 67, 125, 127, 128, 208, 209, 219, 222, 235, 240, 271, 355
Maraña, 412
Marie, 320
Marie Antoinette, 45
Marshall, 111
Marshall, Rutgers, 37, 39, 59
Maspero, 314, 316
Mass, sublimity of, 350
Maternal love, 279, 280
Matriarchate, 287
Matter and form, 112
Maudsley, 92, 111, 301, 420, 430
Maupas, 6, 252
Maury, A., 142
Medium activity the cause of pleasure, 54
Medulla, 28
Megalomania, 243, 244, 362, 364
Melancholia, 65 ” attonita, 69 ” passive, 71 ” religious, 324 ” demoniac, 325
Melancholy, 270
Memory of feelings, 140 et seq. ” pain, 43, 149 et seq. ” sorrow, 153 et seq. ” taste, smell, etc., 157 et seq. ” emotional—false, or abstract, 160, 161 ” emotional—true, or concrete, 162 et seq. ” affective type of, 166 ” influenced by unconscious feelings, 174 et seq.
Mendoza, Suarez de, 182
Mentelli, case of, 373
Mercier, 135
Meynert, 84, 85
Michelangelo, 43, 349, 366, 400
Micro-organisms, 251
457Mill, James, 211 ” J. S., 340, 384
Mind quoted, 74, 93, 102, 106, 111, 342, 343, 358
Misoneism, 386
Mitchell, Weir, 33, 36, 39, 414
Mixed states, 10
Mixed temperaments, 399
Mixture, 268
Modesty, 271 et seq.
Monkeys, 219, 279, 355
Moore, Mrs. K. C., 14
Moral pain, 42 et seq. ” emotion, 100; complexity of, 299 ” influence of ideas, 192 ” sentiment, 289 et seq. ” evolution, 292 et seq. ” insanity, 300 ” insensibility, 54, 302, 391, 417
Morbid state, its criteria, 62 ” pleasures, 63 et seq. ” pains, 69 ” fears (phobias), 213 ” tenderness, 238 ” self-esteem, 242 ” religious feelings, 324, etc. ” characteristics of genius, 360 et seq. ” characters, 405 et seq.
Moreau (de Tours), 8, 255
Morel, 33, 216, 229, 238, 435
Morgan, Lloyd, 237
Morselli, 106, 245
Mortimer, Granville, 106
Moses, 296
Moshesh, 296
Mosso, 30, 92, 118, 208, 216, 272
Motor manifestations of feeling, 2 ” functions affected by pain, 30 ” reflexes, 84 ” elements in emotion, 92; revived in memory, 152, 158, 159 ” disturbances, 203; as symptoms of mania, 224 ” retrogression, 434
Movements, 183
Müller, J., 124, 142, 377
Müller, Max, 233, 306, 307
Münsterberg’s experiments, 52, 53, 183
458Music, 103 et seq., 335, 431, 434
Musset, A. de, 420, 421
Mysticism in science, 377
Mystics, 319, 320, 326, 394, 400
Nahlowsky, 137, 138
Napoleon, 264, 349, 400, 409
Nature, sympathy with, 343 et seq.
Naunyn, 35
Needs, 10, 11, 196, 439
Negative form of self-feeling, 241
Nero, 366
Nerval, Gérard de, 365
Nerves, painful impressions transmitted by, 26
Nerves, special, for pain, 27
Nervous temperament, 407
Neutral states, 57, 73 et seq.
Newton, 21, 391
Nichols, 37, 38, 51
Nietzsche, 344
Nirvana, 316
Noiré, 232
Nomina, numina, 306
Nordau, 357, 360
Normal characters, 380 et seq.
Note-deafness, 358
Nutrition, societies founded on, 278
Nutritive functions and instincts, 199 et seq.
Objective representations of emotions, 156
Obsession, 20, 21, 256, 325
Occipital lobes, 29
Odours, memory of, 158 ” Galton’s experiments on, 146
Oppenheimer, 40
Orators, 395
Organic sensibility, 3 ” origin of melancholia, 72 ” Correlation, law of, 265
Ornaments, 338, 344
Pain, 8, 16; (physical), 25 et seq.; (moral), 42 et seq.; ” definition of, 25; its influence on the heart and the respiration, 29; on the digestion and motor functions, 30 ” lower races less sensitive to, 36459 a quality of sensation, 39 ” depends on quality and intensity of stimulus, 39 ” caused by chemical modifications, 40 ” connected with injury, 87
Pain-bearing nerves, 27, 37
Painful state, 10
Pain-phenomenon, independence of, 35
Pain-points (Sachs’s), 27
Panphobia, 214
Pantheistic tendencies, 347
Pantomime-dance, 334
Paramæcids, 251
Partial characters, 387, 402, 403
Pascal, 33, 215, 331, 412
Passion, definition of, 20, 21 ” of love, 256, 257 ” ruling, 403
Passions, 12, 19, 92, 261, 369
Paternal love, 281
Pathological method, 60, 61
Pathology of pleasure and pain, 63 et seq. ” fear, 212 et seq. ” anger, 223 ” nutritive instinct, 201-204 ” tender emotion, 238 ” self-feeling, 242 et seq. (see Megalomania) ” sexual instinct, 256 et seq. ” social and moral feelings, 300 ” religious sentiment, 324 ” æsthetic sentiment, 357 ” creative imagination, 364 ” intellectual sentiment, 375
Patriarchate, rise of, 288
Paul, St., 410, 412
Paul, St. Vincent de, 297, 400
Paulhan, 384, 405, 407, 417, 420
Perez, 13, 14, 207, 218, 234, 384, 405
Perrier, 276
Persecution, 322
Personal unconsciousness, 176
Personality, alteration of, 413 et seq.
Pessimism, 361, 362, 366
Peter the Great, 215
Peter the Hermit, 400
Pfeffer, 252
460Phagocytosis, 5
Philip II. of Spain, 398
Phlegmatic temperament, 397
Phobias, 10, 213 et seq.
Physiological conditions of religious sentiment, 99, 319
Physiological conditions of feeling, 16 ” ” of music, 103 et seq. ” ” theory of character, 383
Physiology of pleasure, very little known, 50
Piderit, 127, 129, 351, 356
Piesse, 158
Pitres, 36, 116, 182
Pizarro, 397
Plato, 114, 299, 341
Platonic love, 19, 267
Play-instinct, 198, 329 et seq. ” absent in idiots, 433
Pleasant states, revival of, 152
Pleasure, 8, 16, 48 et seq. ” a sensation? 50 ” due to medium activity, 54 ” connected with utility, 87 ” in suffering of others (anger), 221
Pleasure and pain only symptoms, 2, 3 ” ” general conditions of, 16 ” ” common basis of, 57 et seq. ” ” result of difference between receipt and expenditure, 57, 58
Plethysmograph, 30, 119
Poetry, 335, 340
Poets, peculiar habits of, 363
Polymorphic characters, 386, 419-422
Possession, 325
Predatory tendencies, survival of, 87
Preservation, instinct of, 11, 198 et seq., 207 et seq., 218 et seq.
Preyer, 8, 13, 14, 16, 17, 44, 81, 207, 209, 210, 218, 231, 369
Prichard, 300, 301
Primitive emotions, 12 ” man, 188, 189, 242, 309, 311 ” tendencies and instincts, 194 et seq.
461Primitive religious belief, 308 et seq. ” art, 340, 341
Promiscuity, primitive, 287
Proselytising, 323
Pruner Bey, 36
Pseudophobia, 214
Psychological theory of character, 383, 384
Psycho-physicists, 75
Ptomaine increased in quantity by anger, 219
Pure states of feeling, 7
Pyromania, 225
Pyrrhonians, 376
Pythagoras, 377
Reciprocity, 277
Reflection, 265
Régis, 213, 415
Regiomontanus, 301
Religious sentiment, 99, 263, 305 et seq.; decay of, 431 ” philosophy, 317 ” ideas, 324 ” belief, absence of, 323 ” psychoses, 320 ” melancholia, 324 ” exaltation (theomania), 326
Renan, 307
Renaudin, 47
Representation as a source of pain, 85
Reproduction, societies founded on, 278 et seq.
Resemblance, 178
Resignation, 266
Retrogression, 227, 424 et seq.
Revivability of impressions, 140 et seq.
Revenge, 297, 298
Réville, 323
Richelieu, 409
Reynolds, Mary, case of, 414 (see Weir Mitchell)
Richet, 25, 34, 35, 53, 204, 205
Richter, J. P., 395
Ritual, 320-322
Romanes, 237, 279, 370
Rosenkranz, 359
Rosseuw St.-Hilaire, 79
Rousseau, J. J., 164, 188, 346, 395
Rubens, 417
Rudel, Geoffroi, 255
462Ruling passion, 403
Rutgers Marshall, 37, 39, 59
Sacer horror, 99, 319
Sachs, 6
Sacrifices, 310
Saint-Simon, 110
Salsotto, 301
Sand, George, 420, 421
Saponine, effects of, 37
Scaliger, 216
Schelling, 362
Schiff, 59, 200
Schiller, 329, 366
Schlegel, 271, 362
Schneider, 87, 90, 175, 330, 346, 387
Schopenhauer, 255, 256, 290, 293, 330, 390, 391, 398, 404, 416, 439 et seq.
Schüle, 70, 71, 223, 228, 300, 415, 433
Science, personification of, 379
Scientific emotion, 371
Seeland, 406, 412
Self-feeling, 239 et seq. ” its symptoms, 240 ” in animals, ib. ” becomes anti-social, 242 ” its pathology, 242 et seq. (see Megalomania)
Seneca, 63, 219
Sensibility, unconscious (vital, organic, or protoplasmic), 3, 4, 6
Sensibility, general, 37
Sensitives, 388
Sensitive-actives, 400
Sergi, 11, 28, 74, 271, 272, 273, 334, 346
Sexual attraction, 6, 278 ” emotion, 15, 248 et seq.; instinctive stage, 250; emotional stage, 253; intellectual stage, 254 ” ” ascending evolution of, 255 ” ” its pathology, 256 et seq. ” connected with religious emotion, 320 ” decay of, 430
Sforza, Ludovico, 45
Shadworth-Hodgson, 137, 172, 174
463Shaftesbury, 290
Sibbern, 269
Siphonophora, 277
Smell, 145, 146, 158, 182, 202; no art based on, 351
Societies, animal, 276 ” ” founded on nutrition, 277 ” ” founded on reproduction, 278 (a, sexual approach, 278; b, maternal love, 279; c, paternal love, 281) ” ” gregarious, 281 et seq. ” ” highest forms of (ants, bees, etc.), 284, 285 ” ” human, 285 et seq.
Social character of religion, 310 ” environment, emotion adapted to, 109 ” feelings, 275 et seq. ” group, morality confined to, 298 ” instinct, 277 ” life, development of, 288 ” solidarity, 277; opposed to family tendencies, 285
Socrates, 299
Solger, 271
Solidarity, 277
Sollier, 96
Sommer, 183
Spalding, 210
Spasmodic diathesis, 420
Spencer, Herbert, 49, 54, 63, 64, 82, 87, 88, 107, 126, 127, 134, 141, 175, 176, 190, 233, 237, 253, 256, 268, 271, 272, 280, 283, 288, 290, 307 et seq., 330, 342, 351, 352, 355 et seq., 370, 430
Spinoza, 111, 261, 373, 390, 416, 442
Spiritism, 308, 309
464Stability, 385, 393-395
Stanley, Hiram M., 111
Stanley Hall, 211, 305
Staniland Wake, 296
Starbuck, 305
Starcke, 286, 289
Starr, Allen, 420
States of feeling, 7; four types of, 10
Static form of intellectual emotion, 373
Stewart, Dugald, 163
Stigmata diaboli, 32
Stoics, 299, 379
Strength, feeling of, 240
Stricker, 231
Strong, 33, 37, 38
Strümpell, 96
Stumpf, 104
Suarez de Mendoza, 182
Sublime, feeling for the, 270, 348 et seq.
Sufis, 394
Suicide, 244 et seq.; the supreme negation of self-feeling, 245 ” deliberate or voluntary, 245 ” impulsive, 246 ” hereditary, 246
Sully, 19, 74, 78, 102, 130, 172, 176, 180, 208, 211, 231, 236, 237, 241, 346, 348, 350, 354, 369, 371
Sully-Prudhomme, 154, 162, 381
Sumner Maine, 286
Superiority, feeling of, 354
Surprise, 369
Symbolism, 322, 365
Sympathy, 230 et seq., 292
Synæsthesia, 231
Synergia, 231
Syringomyelia, 38
Tabes dorsalis, 35
Tabula rasa theory, 403
Taine, 162, 167, 336, 364
Tamburini, 202, 226
Tanzi, 59, 92
Tarchanoff, 106
Tasso, 365, 366
Taste, 142, 145, 146, 351
Tattooing, 335
Tears, 235, 236
Temperaments, 383 et seq. (see Characters) ” Seeland’s classification of, 406
Temperamentum temperatum, 390
Temperate characters, 389, 401
Tendency, 365
Tenderness, 234 et seq.
Terror, 209
Thales, 377
465Theomania, 326
Therapeutæ, 394
Tickling, 355
Tiele, 314
Time, sublimity of, 350
Titchener, 171
Tissues, exchange of, 407
Todd, 28
Touch suppressed by saponine, 87 ” sympathy connected with, 235
Toulouse, 170
Toxin, 40
Toxic changes in organism, 121 ” secretions in anger, 219
Transference of feelings, 176 et seq.
Trousseau, 219
Tuke, Hack, 28, 30, 68, 114, 144, 324, 376
Tunicata, 277
Tylor, 286, 323
Unconscious, the, 3, 174-176, 216, 254, 363, 441
Unity of character, 385
Unstable characters, 386, 419-422 (see Polymorphic)
Utility connected with pleasure, 87 ” connected with art, 342
V., L., case of, 414 (see Personality, Alteration of)
Valentin, 142
Vallon, 320
Van Swieten, 219
Vascular reflexes, 84
Vaso-motor modifications, 94
466Vaso-motor apparatus, affected by fear, 208
Verworn, 6, 252
Vignoli, 371
Vigouroux, 106
Vincent de Paul, St., 297, 400
Vintschgau, Von, 142
Visceral theory, 114
Vulpian, 32
Wagner, Richard, 418
Waitz, 137
Wake, Staniland, 296
Wallace, 190, 336, 355
Wallaschek, 104, 337
Warner, 127
Weir Mitchell, 33, 36, 39, 414
Weismann, 190, 256, 336, 337
Welfare of the individual and of the race, 88
Westermarck, 286
Westphal, 213
Wigan, 164, 302
Will to live, 439, 440
William the Silent, 398
Witch-marks, 32 (see Stigmata diaboli)
Wonder, 369
Worcester, 111
Wundt, 49, 75, 102, 111, 127, 128, 129, 137, 180, 272, 383
Yogis, 394
Zola, 170
Zones idéogènes, 182
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Footnotes
Transcriber’s Note
The Index topics beginning with 'Su' preceded those 'St'. They have been moved to their proper position to avoid unnecessary confusion.
Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original.
20.14 [“]it is a violent and sustained desire Added.
49.13 sometimes in the other.[’/”] Replaced.
106.7 The resea[r]ches of Boudet de Paris Inserted.
117.36 (accord[ing] to Claude Bernard) Added.
147.32 [“]general lassitude, of a diffused kind Added.
167.3 revival of affective impressions[.] Added.
170.n2.7 Emile Zola: Enquête M[e/é]dico-psychologique Replaced.
196.26 consequent in[s]terstitial exchanges Removed.
236.2 organs assuag[e]ing assuaging pain Removed.
278.3 question of the point of view[.] Added.
336.23 exercised on this point[.] Added.
384.n2.1 Fou[i]llée Inserted.
434.n1.9 play fragments of tunes[.] Added.