Human emotions manifest as felt in specific bodily locations and systems

Evidence

The most interesting side of a psychical physiology would lie in studying not the mere sympathy, but more definitely the bodily form adopted by certain mental modifications, especially the passions or emotions (Affekte). We should have, for example, to explain the line of connection by which anger and courage are felt in the breast, the blood, the ‘irritable’ system, just as thinking and mental occupation are felt in the head, the centre of the ‘sensuous’ system. — Catherine Malabou, The Future of Hegel, 1320

Categorization

Category: Factual Claims