The Emotions and the Will

action active active energies actual æsthetic agreeable animal arising Aristippus association belief bodily brain cause cerebral cerebral hemispheres cerebrum character circumstances condition connexion consciousness consequence constitution degree delight diffusion distinct Dugald Stewart effect elation element emotional wave energy evil excitement exercise experience expression fact favour fear force give habit Himera human idea ideal implied impression impulses incubus individual influence instance intel intellectual intense interest law of similarity manifestation means ment mental mind misery mode moral motive movements muscles muscular muscular system nature nervous nexion objects occasion operation organs outburst outward passion pathy peculiar person physical pleasure or pain pleasures and pains present principal prompting proper pursuit quadrupeds racter regards remark rence rience sensation sense sentiment sion species spontaneous stimulants strong suffering susceptibility sustained sympathy tendency tender emotion tender feeling terror things tion variety various volition voluntary voluntary control