Society
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Ideals of Beauty
What Is Beautiful
1. What Is Beautiful?
1.1 Definition of Beauty
1.2 Beauty Can Be Measured (2 texts)
2. Ideals of Beauty in the Course of Time
2.1 Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo
2.2 Variable Ideal of Beauty (1 text)
2.3 Being Beautiful – from 1920 until Today
2.4 Changes in Fashion Tastes (1 text)
3. The Trouble with Beauty
3.1 Why We Wish to Please
3.2 Self-Marketing (2 texts)
4. The Downsides of Beauty
4.1 Be Beautiful!
4.2 Beauty at All Costs
4.3 Beauty at All Costs (2 texts)
5. Beauty as a Performance
5.1 A Fictional Character
5.2 Eternal Beauty (1 text)
- <> Languages : DE, EN
- <> Target Groups : GRU, Sek I
- <> Subject : Society
- <> Length : 25:15 min
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