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    system appears to be that the human body is ugly…” (Miner); and with all the billboards, television ads, and magazines that project unrealistic photo-shopped standards of beauty, it is understandable why many members of society are obsessed with modifying their appearance. Society spends countless dollars on clothes, make-up, and numerous other beauty regimens, but what happens when all of our temporary tricks and tools no longer satisfy our desires to alter our appearance? From ritualistic to…

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    it raises the question, what is true BEAUTY? BEAUTY is a complex and subjective topic. Its many perceptions have created a perpetuating discussion for society, and even philosophers. In modern times, it is common to associate BEAUTY with outer appearance. To me, BEAUTY is beyond what meets the eye. BEAUTY is personality, because looks fade, but character does not. With many opinions of the concept of BEAUTY, do facts better support BEAUTY as a moral or physical feature? Webster’s Third New…

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    Beauty is an incredible topic to discuss. Partially, because every single individual has their own uniquely different opinion of what is beautiful, but also because there is nothing in this world that permanently describes what is to be considered beautiful and what is not. Beauty is a matter of opinion. What one person finds beautiful may not be something that another person finds beautiful, and this is amazing. This sense of individuality is what allows our world to be beautifully diverse. We…

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    book by its cover” becomes commonplace. Even with this reminder, humans’ ability to overlook superficial, surface qualities may be limited by our own psychological inner workings. Research suggests that appearance is important in many, if not nearly all, aspects of life. It has been discovered that being psychically attractive influences people to judge the person in a positive light. Some researchers believe that external appearances act as an indicator about the quality of a person’s genes;…

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    The Plot Twist of Men and Women Stereotypes In Pushkin’s The Stone Guest Don Juan is known for his seductive past, who is now willing to devote his life to Doña Anna while surrendering all of the other women he admires. Yet, Pushkin’s character Laura also has seductive tendencies, but she has no regard in settling down. Unfortunately in the 21st century women are known for their sex appeal and Laura’s character happened to enhance how women are portrayed today. Women and men may indeed live on…

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    Beauty can be described in many ways. Each person will have their perception about beauty and not everyone will have same judgement about beauty. For example, some people might have their favourite artists because they think that the artists are beautiful and cute but not everyone will agree about that. There is no standard measurement about beauty. It cannot be described by a method or principle such as formula in Mathematics (Armstrong, J., 2004). However, youthfulness, good grooming,…

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    The nature of human often have specific expectations as to what makes a woman beautiful and what doesn't. One major feature that often affects the definition of beauty is skin color. Many believe that those of darker complexion are more despised over those of lighter complexion. This idea was further discussed in the film Imitation of Life, which includes the story of a young black girl who struggles with her racial identity in hopes to be white. Similarly, in the novel The Bluest Eye by Toni…

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    Interpersonal attraction describes how and why individuals choose to enter relationships with others. It can encompass any type of relationship, however, this essay looked exclusively at romantic pairings. This essay critically evaluated studies associated with the variables influencing interpersonal attraction. These variables consisted of physical attraction, humour, attitude similarity and familiarity. Four studies regarding physical attraction and looking at the subareas of men and women,…

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    He does this specifically through the main dramatic irony that surrounds Dorian Gray’s life: the fact that no one knows about his wrongdoings and how they do not alter his appearance. An example of this is presented towards the end of the book when Lord Henry says, “ All crime is vulgar, just as all vulgarity is crime. It is not in you, Dorian, to commit a murder. I am sorry if I hurt your vanity by saying so, but I assure you…

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    ages. Harter 1983 reviewed interviews of children’s self-descriptions at different ages and found a developmental sequence. She found that young children gave self-descriptions in terms of their observable characteristics such as their physical appearance and through activities which they preferred, as the children became older they tended to describe their character, and eventually children tended to give self-descriptions in terms of their relationships to others and interpersonal traits.…

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