How certain can we be of that which we claim to “beauty”? How can we be absolutely certain that what we say beauty is valid and justified, not just assumed to be beauty?
No one’s idea of beauty is ever identical to that of the person standing next to them. People all come from different backgrounds and cultural traditions. Their concepts of what is considered to be attractive can vary drastically. What people consider to be ugly can be incredibly beautiful in another part of the world.
To what extent does culture influence ones perception of human beauty
How certain can we be of that which we claim to “beauty”? How can we be absolutely certain that what we say beauty is valid and justified, not just assumed to be beauty?
No one’s idea of beauty is ever identical to that of the person standing next to them. People all come from different backgrounds and cultural traditions. Their concepts of what is considered to be attractive can vary drastically. What people consider to be ugly can be incredibly beautiful in another part of the world. To what extent does culture influence ones perception of human beauty
How certain can we be of that which we claim to “beauty”? How can we be absolutely certain that what we say beauty is valid and justified, not just assumed to be beauty?
No one’s idea of beauty is ever identical to that of the person standing next to them. People all come from different backgrounds and cultural traditions. Their concepts of what is considered to be attractive can vary drastically. What people consider to be ugly can be incredibly beautiful in another part of the world. To what extent does culture influence ones perception of human beauty
How certain can we be of that which we claim to “beauty”? How can we be absolutely certain that what