The Beautiful Ones

in the beautiful is disinterested. Disinterested means without interest. It is a characteristic feature of our satisfaction in the beautiful. Our satisfaction is disinterested if it is free of concerns about the real existence of the object that gives rise to it. In pure contemplation we are free of such concerns,” (Wenzel, 151, 154). In the book, Revealing Art, “Taking beauty as the central aesthetic judgment, Kant sought to resolve a fundamental problem. To claim that something is beautiful is a

Heart aches and celebrations Jr. was able to be comfortable in his own skin. From the great losses in his intermediate family, to his first love Penelope. There are many themes preserved in the book The Absolutely True Diary of a Part- Time Indian. One particular theme that is presented throughout the book

(which is now Germany) on June 28, 1577 and passed on May 30th, 1640. He was one of seven siblings. His parents cherished and loved him dearly, but once his father passed away in 1587 the family picked up and moved to the Spanish Netherlands (now Belgium) where they each when about their own lives. He received his education in art and married twice, he also had eight children. It has been said that “Peter Paul Rubens was one of the most famous and successful European artists of the 17th century, and

described easily. A word that in itself, is beautiful in a million different ways. Beauty is a strong word. Strong. That’s what Mary taught me how to be. She showed me how to see the world differently. From a new perspective. To see yourself from a different perspective. To not listen to what others had to say about the way you looked or the way you dressed. To look past what people saw and to see yourself in a way nobody else could comprehend. Death is beautiful and tragic. The beauty in it is knowing

Driving up and walking through a vine covered archway, you are greeted by a French style Courtyards and a picnic ground where people are sitting around enjoying the outdoors with a glass of wine. To the right of the vine covered archway is a beautiful tasting room also reflecting the French motif. Across the courtyard are two large wooden doors on a stone masonry structure that is built into the side of the hill. This is the location of their barrel aging cave and is frequently used for special

brought to mind, many things are thought of, including the flag and our national anthem. For decades the national anthem of America has been the Star Spangled Banner, but now the concern of changing it has come up. The second choice is America, the Beautiful which for many think is a better representation. The Star Spangled Banner is the best song to represent America and our common values of today . The Star Spangled Banner is a religion neutral song, shows off the pride that Americans have for America

about. So Nefertiti Was an Egyptian lady who has always been known for being the most beautiful woman in all ancient Egyptian history and one of the most powerful ladies ever to be known. Her name Nefertiti means The beautiful woman has come, but not long after she married Pharaoh Akhenaten She changed her name to a longer version of it NeferNeferuAten-Nefertiti which means beautiful are the beauties of Aten, A beautiful woman has come but for the purpose of this speech I am going to refer to her as Nefertiti

women wear makeup in America” (6). It is so common for women to wear makeup every day, even if it is just a stroke of eyeliner or a splash of eye shadow. American society stresses the idea that makeup makes a woman more beautiful, and a woman who does wear makeup is not beautiful. This idea is emphasized at a young age, and continuously throughout a woman’s life. Makeup is valued by so many women, this shows how American hold

in awe and wonder. Through the sacrifice of our certainty, confidence, knowledge—civilization in a manner even—we are able to see the stars, planets, heavens, something beautiful we would never see without them. It is only by willing sacrifice, forfeiture, or things we hold dear that we are able to realize something truly beautiful, and "Transfiguration," by Annie Dillard argues thus. In "Transfiguration" Annie Dillard utilizes analogy to convince the reader to become writers, even though it involves

Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful. ~ William Morris, poet and designer Imagine the household you would have if you got rid of every item that was neither useful or beautiful. Gone would be the plastic doodad with no known purpose, the ugly frame your great-aunt gave you, the Special Free Offer™ you never opened, the collection of someday-useful peanut butter jars . . . Every room would be so much more pleasant to be in, and every tool so much