ANGER 218
Anger the conservative instinct in its offensive
form—Physiology—Psychology—Anger passes through two
stages, one simple, the other mixed—Its evolution—Animal
form, or that of actual aggression—Emotional form, or that
of simulated aggression—Appearance of a pleasurable
element—Intellectualised form, or that of deferred
aggression—Pathology: Epileptic insanity, corresponding to
the animal form; the maniacal state, corresponding to the
affective form—Disintegrated forms of anger—Overpowering
tendencies to destructiveness—How do they arise and take a
definite direction?—Return to the reflex state—Essential
cause: temperament—Accidental causes.