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emotion Noun 1. any strong feeling, such as joy or fear 2. the part of a person's character based on feelings rather than thought: the conflict between emotion and logic [Latin emovere to disturb]
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It is clear that an emotion is essentially complex, and we have to inquire whether it ever contains any non-physiological material not reducible to sensations and images and their relations. Exposition (as in most essays) cannot as a rule be permeated with so much emotion as narration or, certainly, as lyric poetry. It is so easy to talk of "passing emotion," and how to forget how vivid the emotion was ere it passed. |
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