Thinking Feeling Doing
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* * Passion ' ' also implies that a partic- ular emotion has been habitual. Hence the word is often used to denote a permanent condition which finds its expression in frequent outbursts of emotion.
The most indefinite emotions are joyand sorrow. When sorrow. Sorrow is directed upon the external object which excites it, we call it care. We can only be careful about others, and if we wish to express the fact that an object arouses Moods.
Passions.
228 Thinking, Feeling, Doing.
Care. Melancholy.
G...loom.
Joy.
no interest in us we say that we do not " care " about it. The personal opposite of care is melancholy. The melancholiac is centered in himself ; he withdraws from the world to brood in solitude over his own pain. Care and melancholy become anxiety and dejection when they pass from emotions to permanent moods. Intermedi- ate between these objective and per- sonal forms of sor- row stand gloom and depression. We may be gloomy as to our fate in the world and depressed about a loss we have suf- fered, or we may be gloomy or de- pressed without any external reason, simply because our mood will have it so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * Passion ' ' also implies that a partic- ular emotion has been habitual. Hence the word is often used to denote a permanent condition which finds its expression in frequent outbursts of emotion.
The most indefinite emotions are joyand sorrow. When sorrow. Sorrow is directed upon the external object which excites it, we call it care. We can only be careful about others, and if we wish to express the fact that an object arouses Moods.
Passions.
228 Thinking, Feeling, Doing.
Care. Melancholy.
G...loom.
Joy.
no interest in us we say that we do not " care " about it. The personal opposite of care is melancholy. The melancholiac is centered in himself ; he withdraws from the world to brood in solitude over his own pain. Care and melancholy become anxiety and dejection when they pass from emotions to permanent moods. Intermedi- ate between these objective and per- sonal forms of sor- row stand gloom and depression. We may be gloomy as to our fate in the world and depressed about a loss we have suf- fered, or we may be gloomy or de- pressed without any external reason, simply because our mood will have it so.
What to read after Thinking Feeling Doing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scripture, E. W. (Edward Wheeler), 1864- to read onlineMoreLess
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