The Study of Male Beauty

Many artists have tried new art styles from the Baroque era to the present. These paintings and sculptures are known for their fine work and artistic beauty. To define the beauty of men, these arts simplify the creativity of manhood. For centuries the art of men's beauty has been constantly changing, and male depictions have become more feminine in many art works. These changes in these art works are caused by events that affect people to link these experiences over time and their masterpieces.

It is an abstraction. - Philip K. Dick's short story "Golden Man" (1954) is a convincing depiction of a beautiful male mutant that threatens humanity. It is also a powerful critique of the classic ideal of male beauty, which is essential for the eugenics movement in the middle of the 20th century. When eugenics lost most of its charm due to their relationship with Nazi and their ethnic projects, Dick wrote a "golden man." However, as it is integrated into the American manufacturing industry through rationalization, the ideal of classical beauty has become a widely accepted norm. Mutant of Dick's story is a competitive threat to humans, especially human men, as his beauty and superhuman health makes him particularly attractive as a future companion for human women. In fact, his natural incompetence that it can not form an emotional attachment is perfectly suited for him to seduce and penetrate women to recreate his kind.

This research proposes a new concept, the value (HBV) of human beauty, based on exploratory qualitative research on the pursuit of beauty of women in three East Asian cultures, namely Korea, China, and Japan I will. This research focuses on socio - cultural phenomena related to the recognition of women 's beauty, to identify the root cause of women' s desire for beauty. Beauty is only deeply in the skin, but the lack of beauty can lead to destructive social prejudice. Compared to men, women may be affected by inequality based on social unrest, prejudice and appearance. In order to understand social and cultural phenomena related to beauty, many studies have studied the pursuit of beauty related to body image, body perception, body related self concept and body satisfaction. These studies focused on factors that influence and pursue beauty.

Why do women want to be beautiful? Qualitative research proposes a new concept of "human value"