The emotion he discovered, which is extremely powerful, unnerving, and intense, is called liget, and Rosaldo encountered it in the Philippines, in a rural community that had a tradition of head-hunting.
Then I plumbed the depths of my emotions, and discovered the source of my pain.
The depth of emotion that she discovered on stage - profound and stripped - derived, she believes, from her crucifying shyness as a child.
The court heard that Nowak showed no emotion when police discovered Miss Wells-Burr's body in her burnt-out car on the morning of September 12. Lagwinowicz, who frequently shook her head and laughed in the dock when Nowak suggested she had been responsible for the killing, refused to go into the witness box.
The conventional wisdom is that Stoppard discovered emotion in his 1982 play "The Real Thing". A decade later, beginning with "Arcadia" in 1993, he supposedly had another breakthrough involving intimations of mortality, which are particularly pronounced in "The Invention of Love" (1997) and, in what some consider to be his most personal play, "Rock 'n' Roll" (2006).
Writing in a journal is good practice at tapping emotions and discovering voice.
Was he referring to the sometimes explosive mix of emotions he had discovered in the A minor Sonatas, little and big (D. 784, 845), or to the bravura manner in which he had delivered them?
Scientists have discovered that emotion is an essential component of human reasoning.
The lyrical emotion patterns that I discovered were very exciting and cried out to be turned into a performance.
As researchers in the Department of Psychology at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have discovered, "The emotion of gratitude uniquely functions to build a high-quality relationship between a grateful person and the target of his or her gratitude, that is, the person who performed a kind action".
For example, the Harvard physiologist Walter B. Cannon discovered that emotions could ramify through the body in unexpected ways beyond "hysteria".
