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» listen (mp3, 2:39) to David Kohn provide a broader context to this passage and why Darwin wrote it Image transcription ↑
Shame would never make person tremble, like fear.— ---------- Why does any great mental affection make body tremble. Why much laughter tears.— & shaking body.— ---------- Are those parts of body, as heart, & chest (sobbing) which are most under great sympathetic nerve. most subject to habit, as being less so will.— --------- May not moral sense arise from our enlarged capacity in mind many new relations from language.— the social instinct more than mere love.— fear for others acting in unison.— active assistance. &c &c. it comes to Miss Martineaus one principle of charity. May not idea of God arise from our confused idea of "ought." joined with necessary notion of "causation", in reference to this "ought", as well as the works of the whole world.— Read Mackintosh on Moral sense & emotions.—
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