The Psychology of the Emotions

by Th. Ribot

• Falret, [213]
• Family, [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]
• Goldscheider, [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]
• Hyperæsthesia, [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]

• Kaffirs, [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]
• MacLennan, [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]
• Mill, 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]
• Music, [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]
• Natal, cannibalism in, [296 note]
• 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]