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Daily Archives: February 20, 2011
Physical Beauty and Its Effect Upon Human Psychology: A New Yorker’s Perspective
As an undergraduate in college I developed an almost pathological curiosity about physical beauty and the way in which it affected one’s life experience. To satiate my desire to know more about the attribute of which Aristotle wrote, “beauty is the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Beauty Discrimination, Columbine, Dorian Gray, Feminine Beauty, Human Beauty, Lolita, Lookism, Monica Bellucci, Oscar Wilde, Physical Beauty, Popularity, School Bullying, Vladimir Nabokov
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