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abstract accompanied according action activity admit æsthetic affective affective psychology analogous anger animals appearance arrest association association of ideas Bain becomes called cause centres chap character classification complete connected consciousness Darwin Descartes emotional memory especially evolution excitement existence experience explain expression fact fear feeling Grant Allen Herbert Spencer human hypothesis ideas images impression impulses individual instinct intel intellectual intensity internal sensations lacunæ later manifestations megalomania melancholia ment mental morbid movements nature nervous normal numerous object observations odours organic origin pass passion pathological perception person phenomena physiological pleasure and pain primary primitive principal Principles of Psychology produced psychic psychology purely question recollection reflex action relation religious representation result revival seems sense sentiment sexual Shadworth Hodgson simple social Spencer stage taste temperament tendencies theomania theory tion unconscious vague visual