Romantic Love and Personal Beauty. Henry T. Finck
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Название: Romantic Love and Personal Beauty

Автор: Henry T. Finck

Издательство: Bookwire

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СКАЧАТЬ href="#ulink_309358db-efc2-5c18-8a9b-9706f145f029">HIGH CHEEK-BONES

       COLOUR AND BLUSHES

       THE EARS

       A USELESS ORNAMENT

       COSMETICS AND FASHION

       PHYSIOGNOMIC VAGARIES

       NOISE AND CIVILISATION

       A MUSICAL VOICE

       THE NOSE

       SHAPE AND SIZE

       EVOLUTION OF THE NOSE

       GREEK AND HEBREW NOSES

       FASHION AND COSMETIC SURGERY

       NOSE-BREATHING AND HEALTH

       COSMETIC VALUE OF ODOURS

       THE FOREHEAD

       BEAUTY AND BRAIN

       FASHIONABLE DEFORMITY

       WRINKLES

       THE COMPLEXION

       WHITE VERSUS BLACK

       COSMETIC HINTS

       FRECKLES AND SUNSHINE

       THE EYES

       COLOUR

       LUSTRE

       FORM

       EXPRESSION

       COSMETIC HINTS

       THE HAIR

       CAUSE OF MAN’S NUDITY

       BEARDS AND MOUSTACHES

       BALDNESS AND DEPILATORIES

       BRUNETTE AND BLONDE

       BLONDE VERSUS BRUNETTE

       BRUNETTE VERSUS BLONDE

       WHY CUPID FAVOURS BRUNETTES

       NATIONALITY AND BEAUTY

       FRENCH BEAUTY

       ITALIAN BEAUTY

       SPANISH BEAUTY

       GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN BEAUTY

       ENGLISH BEAUTY

       AMERICAN BEAUTY

       INDEX

      ROMANTIC LOVE & PERSONAL BEAUTY

      EVOLUTION OF ROMANTIC LOVE

       Table of Contents

      Of all the rhetorical commonplaces in literature and conversation, none is more frequently repeated than the assertion that Love, as depicted in a thousand novels and poems every year, has existed at all times, and in every country, immutable as the mountains and the stars.

      Only a few months ago one of the leading German writers of the period, Ernst Eckstein, wrote an essay in which he endeavoured to prove that not only was Love as felt by the ancient Romans the same as modern Love, but that it was identical with the modern sentiment even in its minutest details and manifestations. He based this bold inference on the fact that in Ovid’s Ars Amoris directions are given to the men regarding certain tricks of gallantry—such as dusting the adored one’s seat at the circus, fanning her, applauding her favourites, and drinking from the cup where it was touched by her lips.

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