CHAPTER VII.

TRANSITION FROM THE SIMPLE TO THE COMPLEX EMOTIONS 260

The complex emotions are derived from the simple (1) by

way of complete evolution; in a homogeneous form:

Examples—In a heterogeneous form: Examples—(2) by arrest

of development—(3) by composition; two forms—Composition

by mixture; with convergent elements; with divergent

elements—Composition by combination (sublimity,

humour)—Modesty—Is it an instinct?—Hypotheses as to its

origin.

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