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The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals

Charles Darwin

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What this book knows

Emotional expression is inherited, embodied, and continuous across species — the face tells evolutionary history.

Sex: Present
Work: Absent
Learning: Present
Religion: Absent

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embodiment

Almost every muscle of the body is brought into strong action… the grinding of the molar teeth of a cow suffering acutely from inflammation of the bowels.
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The heart beats quickly and violently… the skin instantly becomes pale, as during incipient faintness.
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mind-and-cognition

The various movements expressing contempt and disgust prevail throughout a large part of the world… a Greenlander denies anything with contempt by turning up his nose.
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When attention is concentrated with fixed earnestness, all organs of the body are forgotten… the jaw drops from its own weight.
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shame

The tendency to blush is inherited… a family of father, mother, and ten children all prone to blush to a most painful degree.
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A shy man dreads the notice of strangers… he may be as bold as a hero in battle, and yet have no self-confidence in the presence of strangers.
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Illuminates

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