What is Considered Beautiful?

Beauty is in the identity and identity of things and ideas. If everything conforms to the standard, nothing stands out. Nothing special or beautiful. Beauty is quality, it is due to its unique function which will be out of integration. There are many examples that support the definition of this unique beauty in the world, but the perception of beauty in different cultures has changed. The influence of Westernization and mass culture influences people's perception of American standards.

Principle: Beauty is subjective and changes in culture. What is regarded as beautiful in one culture is not another culture. In some Asian countries' history (perhaps today), pale skin is considered a sign of beauty, but dark skin is said to exercise in the field at low level. In the west, the skin is dark, but many people like sunburned facials show a casual and luxurious lifestyle on the beach. In addition, our current Western culture brainwashed us to accept unrealistic beauty as a standard. The cover of the magazine is often sprayed, marked thin, and surgically strengthened. This is particularly harmful to young girls of our generation who want to be like someone who does not exist even as an adult. Men will also have an impact if there is unrealistic expectation about the appearance of future spouses. What is considered "hot" is a computer generated appearance.

A common English proverb is that "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." This sentence is accurate as one person thinks that beautiful things do not necessarily mean that others are beautiful. Plato suggested this not a universal view. According to his view, beauty is something that can not be completely defined by senses. This is because different people observe different objects in different ways. This is the reason why some people think that beauty is defined according to people's experience.

Problems such as Roger Scrutton do not mean not agreeing that beauty is important. Beauty is very important. I do not agree with their ideas. Everything they found was clean, I felt very beautiful. My problem is to limit what they can be beautiful. "This" (inference, consent, quantification regardless of "objective criterion") is beauty, this is all. Beyond this definition anything beyond this standard is not beautiful. For me it is like defining a god, just like meeting a Buddha. I need to make it "broken"