Göthe: On function of resentment, 89.
Gossip: And anger, 39, 42, 56, 59, 72.
Hall: Concerning education of anger, 83;
on education of emotions, 84.
Habits: And expression of anger, 95.
Hate: Development from anger, 72.
Individual Differences: In emotional behavior, 59, 75, 91-94.
Instruction: And anger, 91-93.
Introspection: Difficulty of with emotions, 1.
Imagination: A factor in control and expression of anger, 37, 62, 85;
invective, 36-38.
Imagery: Visual and motor in expression of anger, 33-35.
Irony: A means of reaction to anger, 36-42.
Irons, David: Appearance of anger, 12;
behavior of consciousness during anger, 31.
James, William: On function of anger, 33, 84.
Joy: Following anger, 69, 73-74.
Justice: Facilitates development of anger, 16;
ignoring of when angry, 22, 83.
Külpe: Concerning voluntary action and emotions, 12.
Make-believe: In expression of anger, 39, 62.
Magnan: Concerning anger in paranoices, 12.
McDougall: On genetic view of origin of anger, 11.
Pity: Following anger, 65, 66.
Pedagogy: Danger of too soft, 88.
Play: A means of expression of anger, 35-36.
Pleasantness: A condition of disappearance of anger, 60, 53, 55, 57,
59;
in after-period of anger, 67, 73.
Ribot: On anger and justice, 83.
Sarcasm: In expression of anger, 38, 41.
Self: Imaginary exaltation of, 43-44.
Sentiment of Self Regard: Fore-period of anger, 20-21.
Steinmetz: On danger with primitive people, 12.
Shame: Following anger, 17, 66.
Sublimation: In expression of anger, 83-92.
Swearing: In expression of emotions, 37.
Titchener: On factors in development of emotions, 11.
Unpleasantness: During anger, 54, 60, 74.
Witticism: In expression of anger, 39-42, 58.
Wundt: Concerning voluntary action, 5, 84.