The art of sound pictures (1930)

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FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS 145 c. A small boy wiping the dishes for his mother, doing so voluntarily and gladly in order to help or to please her. If he assists her either because of threatened punishment or promised reward, his action does not express submission, but rather compliance or desire. d. A girl giving up a party because her mother is sick and needs attention. e. A woman working all day over the washtub or sewing machine in order to clothe and feed her children. Of course, she dominates the machine or the sewing material in order to submit to the needs of her family. /. A man doing Christmas shopping at his wife’s request, or working around the house in order to please her and make her comfortable. g. Sending flowers to a sick friend. II. Physiological Expressions a. Permitting another person to dictate or control the tensions and relaxations of the tonic muscles all over the body voluntarily. b. Voluntary acceptance of another person’s control by permitting him to restrain or confine the body, mind, or emotions. c. General decrease in tension of tonic muscles all over the body, with selective increase in the tension of some tonic and some anti-tonic muscles, as dictated by the person to whom the submission is being made. A. Subtle Behavior I. Illustrations a. Cleopatra, on first making the acquaintance of Mark Anthony, is reported to have jested with him in the manner of a common soldier, exchanging somewhat coarse remarks and practical jokes. Prior to this, she had been accustomed to exceedingly cultured forms of wit in all her relationships. Without any appearance of making an effort to please, she subtly altered the entire expression of her personality in submission to the preferences and tastes of Anthony.