Aristotle located emotions in the id ("it")as opposed to the ego, suggesting that they threatened the integrity of the self rather than being part of it.

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Aristotle did not actually use the terms "id" or "ego" – these were concepts developed later by Freud. However, Aristotle did view emotions as integral to the self, and believed that they served a specific purpose in helping individuals navigate the world.

Aristotle Located Emotions in the Id ("It")as Opposed to the Ego