Essays on Beauty

Is beauty universal? Thought with different art styles can beauty be similar? In the “Court Ladies Preparing Newly Woven Silk,” we see a take on women in Ancient China by seeing what they thought of beauty at the time and if they’re universally beautiful. By…

Beauty is a trait that can be found in anyone or anything around us. We can find it in our surroundings, in nature, in people, in a stranger or our loved ones, in our abstract feelings, in life itself and in ourselves (although we don’t…

It is a truth that humans are born to be sexually attracted by the appearance of heterosexual human beings. Equipped with an innate eye for beauty, the sense of admiring physical beauty before appreciating the inner beauty has deep-rooted in our mindset. However, there is…

Whether we choose to accept it or not the power of beauty trickles into all breaths of society even if a lot of the time it may be subconsciously. In a world more self-indulged than ever, life may just be a little rosier if you…

Beauty is an impressionistic as well as a systematized word that is employed to humans and items. It is connected to the sensory senses as people notice it differently, yet it is still a word that holds the requirements stated by social policies. Since a…

Beauty is a subjective as well as standardized word that is applied to humanity and objects. It is related to the sensory senses as people notice it differently, yet it is still a word that holds requirements stated by society. Since a long time ago,…

It does matter and it is important in our society, but for the wrong reasons. You may have been called ‘hot’ ‘sexy’ or even such related words a lot of times. In our society or culture being thin or get married as soon as possible…

Any literature written in the United States or the original colonies is part of what is today considered American Literature. The variety of cultures that were welcomed into America gave way to a fantastic diversity in the types of literature it spawned. From the 1500s…

In “The Bluest Eye”, the author, Toni Morrison, presents in the book that the ideal beauty is having pure white skin and blue eyes. During the 1940s, two psychologists Kenneth B. Clark and Mamie K. Phipps Clarks created an experiment using dolls. They use four…

Ethics is the philosophy of how people make moral decisions and how they affect us as humans. The values that society holds help us determine our ethical stance and shape our own character traits and who we are as a person. Similar to virtue ethics…