The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals

English: The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals is an 1872 book by the British naturalist Charles Darwin, on how humans and other animals communicate their emotions.

Figures

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  Title page
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  1. Diagram of the muscles of the face, from Sir C. Bell
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  2. Diagram of the muscles of the face, from Henle
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  3. Diagram of the muscles of the face, from Henle
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  4. Small dog watching a cat on a table
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  5. Dog approaching another dog with hostile intentions
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  6. Dog in a humble and affectionate frame of mind
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  7. Half-bred shepherd dog
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  8. Dog caressing his master
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  9. Cat, savage and prepared to fight
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  10. Cat in an affectionate frame of mind
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  11. Sound-producing quills from the tail of the porcupine
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  12. Hen driving a dog away from her chickens
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  13. Swan driving away an intruder
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  14. Head of a snarling dog
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  15. Cat terrified of a dog
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  16. Cynopithecus niger, in a placid condition
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  17. Cynopithecus niger, pleased when being caressed
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  18. Chimpanzee disappointed and sulky
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  19. Photograph of an insane woman
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  20. Terror
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  21. Horror and agony

Plates

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  I (Suffering and weeping)
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  II
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  III
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  IV
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  V (1: Disrespect, 2+3: disgust)
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  V, 2+3 (Disgust)
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  VI
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  VII