this study tries to review the reasons for which young girls tend to perform beauty surgeries on their faces, within the framework of veblen’s “theory of the leisure class” and his “social models” such as fiscal ownership. the statistical society has been the girl students of the university of tehran selected through snow ball sampling and discourse analysis was applied to analyze the semi-stru...

She Walks in Beauty: Introduction 1. She Walks in Beauty: Text of the Poem 2. She Walks in Beauty: Lord George Gordon Byron Biography 3. She Walks in Beauty: Summary 4. She Walks in Beauty: Themes 5. She Walks in Beauty: Style 6. She Walks in Beauty: Historical Context 7. She Walks in Beauty: Critical Overview 8. She Walks in Beauty: Essays and Criticism The Byronic Hero ♦ Aesthetically Perfect...

abstract norton’s (1995) investment hypothesis in l2 learning that l2 learners who cherish and foresee a richer personality for themselves in their l2 context would thrive more diligently and consequently would both enrich their personality and achieve a higher proficiency in their new language was investigated in this study in the community of iranian efl students. the integration and mutual r...

Abstract We have all heard people say ‘Beauty is only skin-deep’, or in the eye of beholder’: our culture promulgates a conception beauty as subjective, superficial, and independent other values like moral goodness knowledge understanding. Yet taste affects many aspects lives, sometimes playing decisive – often detrimental role areas wide-ranging identity self-esteem, morally salient decisions,...

throughout human evolution history, beauty has always been one of the necessary integral components of human need. as greer (2010) said, “one of the prehistoric human’s responses to the animal life around them was to etch and paint these animals on the walls of their caves. turning them into art and rendering them beautiful was a natural response - a way to help make sense of a hostile and conf...

Like other scholars who hold that film is an important conversation partner with the perspectives of faith, Robert K. Johnston proposes to put film and Christian Scripture—and, specifically, Ecclesiastes—in a creative two-way dialogue. What makes Useless Beauty notable and well worth reading, however, is Johnston’s effort to resist the usual methods of Christian movie critique. Frequently, he c...