...characteristic symptoms of Eage. Under this powerful emotion the action of the heart is much accelerated,9 or it may be much disturbed. The face reddens, or...plainly the act of striking or fighting with an enemy. All these signs of rage are probably in large part, and some of them appear to be wholly, due to the...

...dilated nostrils quiver. The whole body often trembles. The voice is affected. The teeth are clinched or ground together, and the muscular system is 'commonly...plainly the act of striking or fighting with an enemy." (Darwin, c. iii.) SECTION II. IMMEDIATE EMOTIONS. JOY and SORROW. These arise from the contemplation...

...dilated nostrils quiver. The whole body often trembles. The voice is affected. The teeth are clinched or ground together, and the muscular system is commonly...gestures of a man in this state usually differ from the purposfeless writhings and struggles of one suffering from an agony of pain; for they represent more...

...Darwin, in his " Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals," says — Under this powerful emotion the action of the heart is much accelerated, or it...commonly stimulated to violent, almost frantic action. FEAR. Fear is the dread or apprehension of any object or event, which object or event, however, is...

...lower animals. We will now turn to the characteristic symptoms of Rage. Under this powerful emotion the action of the heart is much accelerated,* or it...writhings and struggles of one suffering from an agony of paiu ; for they represent more or less plainly the act of striking or fighting with an enemy. All these...

...dilated nostrils quiver. The whole body often trembles. The voice is affected. The teeth are clinched or ground together, and the muscular system is commonly...plainly the act of striking or fighting with an enemy." (Darwin, c. Hi.) SECTION II. IMMEDIATE EMOTIONS. JOY and SORROW. These arise from the contemplation...

...characteristic symptoms of Rage. Under this powerful emotion the action of the heart is much accelerated,9 or it may be much disturbed. The face reddens, or...plainly the act of striking or fighting with an enemy. All these signs of rage are probably in large part, and some of them appear to be wholly, due to the...

...pale. The respiration is laboured, the chest heaves and the dilated nostrils quiver. The whole body trembles. The voice is affected. The teeth are clenched...muscular system is commonly stimulated to violent, often frantic action. But the gestures of a man in this state differ from the purposeless writhings...

...Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals. The lower figure was given to Darwin by Duchenne de Boulogne. ground together, and the muscular system is commonly stimulated to violent, almost frantic action. ... All these signs of rage are probably in large part, and some of them appear to be wholly, due to...

...becomes purple . . . respiration is laboured, the chest heaves, and the dilated nostrils quiver. . . . The teeth are clenched or ground together, and the...commonly stimulated to violent, almost frantic action" (Darwin, l872/l965, p. 74). Like Darwin, Freud (l924, l927) considered fear (anxiety) and aggression...