The Psychology of the Emotions

by Th. Ribot

• 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, [36] 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]
• Phagocytosis, [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.
• Primitive 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]
• Ruling 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]
• Shaftesbury, [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]
• Stability, [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]
• Theomania, [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]
• Vaso-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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