The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals: Charles Darwin’s 1872 Scientific Study of Emotion - Unabridged & Authentic
The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals is Charles Darwin’s classic investigation into how emotion appears in the face, body, voice, and behavior. Studying humans, animals, children, facial movement, gesture, fear, grief, anger, joy, shame, and surprise, Darwin argues that emotional expression is rooted in biology, habit, inheritance, and the shared history of life.
Perfect for readers of Darwin, psychology, evolution, animal behavior, human nature, and classic scientific works that changed how people understand the mind.
Readers value this book because Darwin turns ordinary expressions into evidence. A blush, a grimace, a laugh, a raised eyebrow, or a frightened posture becomes part of a larger question: why do living beings show feeling the way they do? The result is a fascinating bridge between evolution, psychology, observation, and the visible language of emotion.
"The movements of expression in the face and body, whatever their origin may have been, are in themselves of much importance for our welfare."
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