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This work explores the expression of emotions in both humans and animals, detailing the physiological and psychological principles behind various emotional expressions. It discusses general principles of expression, such as habitual movements associated with emotional states, and the role of instinct and inheritance. The text examines specific expressions related to emotions like joy, grief, anger, and fear, as well as the means of expression in animals. Through a systematic analysis, it highlights the similarities and differences in emotional expression across species, emphasizing the significance of these expressions in communication and social interaction.
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