The pathology of emotions : physiological and clinical studies / by Ch. Féré, physician at the Bicêtre; rendered into English by Robert Park.

  • Féré, Ch. (Charles), 1852-1907.
Date:
1899
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Credit: The pathology of emotions : physiological and clinical studies / by Ch. Féré, physician at the Bicêtre; rendered into English by Robert Park. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Dynamometry (under oxygen), E. 2; F. 2. Dysgraphia, E. 228; F. 249. Dyslexia, E. 246; F. 269. Dysmorphofcia, E. 372; F. 414. Dyspnoea, E. 71, 245; F. 76, 268. Dysphasia (emotional), E. 248; F. 272. Ecdetoomania, E. 409; F. 455. Echolalia, E. 262, 346, 425; F. 288, 389, 473. Eohokinesis, E. 425, F. 473. Echymoses (subcutaneous), E. 217; F. 237. Echymoses (tabetic), E. 258; F. 283. Eczema, E. 225; F. 246. Education, E. 502; F. 555. EfFemination, E. 399; F. 444. Electrical sunstroke, E. 82; F. 89. Electricity (atmospheric), E. 15; F. 16. Electricity (static), E. 174; F. 190. Electric light (influence of), E. 81; F. 87. Electrisation, E. 491; F. 544. Electrogenesis, neurotic, E. 169; F. 185. Emotions (physical conditions), E. 150, 431; F. 164, 480. Emotions (pathological effects of), E. 213; F. 232. Emotions (happy effects of), E. 272; F. 299. Emotions (the organs of), E. 418; F. 465. Emotivity (morbid), E. 359; F. 398. Emotivity (diffuse and systematic), E. 361; F. 400. Emotivities (local), E. 492; F. 545. Emotivities (infantile), E. 431; F. 480. Energy and swiftness of movements, E. 112; F. 124. Enthusiasm (expression of), E. 191; F. 208. Environment, E. 270, 485; F. 297, 637. Epilepsy, E. 255, 277, 450, 451; F. 280, 306, 500, 521. Epilepsy (partial), E. 260; F. 284. Epistaxis (cure by fear), E. 276; F. 303. Epistaxis (emotional), E. 224, 250; F. 245, 274. Ergograph (Mosso's), E. 105; F. 113. Ergographic tracings, E. 148, 149; F. 160, 161. Erotomania, E. 402; F. 447. Eructations (associated to visual sensations), E. 31; F. 33. Erysipelas, E. 240, 250; F. 262, 273. Erythema, E. 225; F. 246. Erythromelalgia, E. 62; F. 66. Erythropsia, E. 31; F. 34. Ether, E. 451; F. 501. Excitability (perverted), E. 434, 444; F. 483, 493. Excitants (diffusible), E. 89; F. 96. Excitations (sensorial), 22, 37; F. 23, 39. Excitations (retro-active effects), E. 26; F. 28. Exclamations spasmodic, E. 262; F. 288. Exercise (physical conditions), E. 95 ; F. 102. Exercises (physical), E. 487; F. 540. Exhaustion paralysis, E. 86; F. 94. Exhaustion (paralysis by), E. 66; F. 71. Exhibitionists, E. 400; F. 445. Expertness (medical), E. 507; F. 561. Expression (emotional), E. 189; F. 206. Expression (in the psychoses), E. 321, 329; F. 353, 363. Eye (effect of compression), E. 85; F. 92. Eye (expression of), E. 189, 199; F. 207, 217. Fatigue, E. 99, 127, 450, 451; F. 107, 136, 500, 502. Fatigue and hysteria, E. 139, 149; F. 150, 163. Fear of insects, E. 368; F. 409. Fear of death, E. 372; F. 413.