| CHAPTER I | | PAGE | | On the Introspective Study of Feeling | 1 | | | CHAPTER II | | On Primitive Consciousness | 12 | | | CHAPTER III | | Theories of Pleasure-Pain | 35 | | | CHAPTER IV | | The Relation of Feeling to Pleasure-Pain | 48 | | | CHAPTER V | | Early Differentiation | 61 | | | CHAPTER VI | | Representation and Emotion | 78 | | | CHAPTER VII | | Fear as Primitive Emotion | 93 | | | CHAPTER VIII | | The Differentiation of Fear | 108 | | | CHAPTER IX | | Despair | 121 | | | CHAPTER X | | Anger | 127 | | | CHAPTER XI | | Surprise, Disappointment, Emotion of Novelty | 163 | | | CHAPTER XII | | Retrospective Emotion | 176 | | | CHAPTER XIII | | Desire | 192 | | | CHAPTER XIV | | Some Remarks on Attention | 225 | | | CHAPTER XV | | Self Feeling | 251 | | | CHAPTER XVI | | Induction and Emotion | 282 | | | CHAPTER XVII | | The Æsthetic Psychosis | 295 | | | CHAPTER XVIII | | The Psychology of Literary Style | 310 | | | CHAPTER XIX | | Ethical Emotion | 332 | | | CHAPTER XX | | The Expression of Feeling | 345 | | | CHAPTER XXI | | Conclusion | 371 | | Index | 391 | |
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