Human Beauty

Beauty of Mankind Charles Darwin wrote in his book "The Fall of Mankind" in 1872 as follows. Even if we apply for work, the appearance may be qualified We believe that attractive people are better. It is a common standard.

In addition to the media our eyes have become accustomed to serving our brain everyday, there are many ways to see the beauty of human beings. Everyone has beauty. Maybe there are some elegant things in my hand. Probably there are unusual color stains in your eyes. It may be a beautiful symmetric or asymmetrical skeletal structure. It is a voice, a word, or a way people move. Whatever they differ from their beautiful concepts, they are all deformed by light, when they are shining the light inside the people, they are beautiful.

We thought human beauty was hidden in our eyes. But people who think beautiful can be considered ugly. You can look for inner beauty through the way people present beautiful aura. It does not matter how beautiful a person is, but what matters is that he has a naturally beautiful aura. Kindness is part of kindness in peaceful nature, in some confidence and inner peace. In the face of an absolutely precise function, the beautiful appearance can be selfish, arrogant, critical, or arrogant; they often want to show their superiority. This superficial beauty never lasts forever. People get older and extrinsic features disappear

Kant said only human beings can understand beauty. Darwin claims that the origin of the ability to pay attention (and understand it) to beauty is the same for animals and humans. However, he agrees that it contains cultural values ​​and traditions and that recognition of human beauty is far more complex than animals. He studied the custom of love in different cultures and confirmed that despite cultural differences, beauty plays equally important role in choosing a spouse. Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) agreed with Darwin on the origin and role of beauty in human life. In "Civilization and its dissatisfaction" (1930), Freud insists that beauty is derived from sex and that all forms of happiness are related to sex. Darwin and Freud believe that the function of beauty is universal, but the diversity of expression is consistent with cultural relativism. Tattoos are beautified in one culture and accused by another culture