Beauty: Illustrated Chiefly by an Analysis and Classification of Beauty in WomanWalker, Alexander
Philosophy
Beauty: Illustrated Chiefly by an Analysis and Classification of Beauty in Woman
Walker, Alexander
Beauty, Personal; Women
CHAPTER IV.--Nature of Beauty 46
CHAPTER V.--Standard of Taste in Beauty 56
CHAPTER VI.--The Elements of Beauty 72
SECTION I.--Elements of Beauty in Inanimate Beings 74
SECTION II.--Elements of Beauty in Living Beings 88
SECTION III.--Elements of Beauty in Thinking Beings 93
SECTION IV.--Elements of Beauty as employed in
Objects of Art 103
Beauty of Useful Objects 104
Beauty of Ornamental Objects 108
Beauty of Intellectual Objects 113
Summary of this Chapter 120
APPENDIX to the Preceding Chapters 123
SECTION I.--Nature of the Picturesque 123
SECTION II.--Cause of Laughter 125
SECTION III.--Cause of the Pleasure received from
Representations exciting Pity 131
CHAPTER VII.--Anatomical and Physiological Principles 139
CHAPTER VIII.--Of the Ages of Women in relation to Beauty 152
CHAPTER IX.--Of the Causes of Beauty in Woman 166
CHAPTER X.--Of the Standard of Beauty in Woman 171
CHAPTER XI.--Of the Three Species of Female Beauty generally
viewed 185
CHAPTER XII.--First Species of Beauty: Beauty of the Locomotive
System 189
First Variety or Modification of this Species of
Beauty 191
Second Variety or Modification of this Species
of Beauty 197
Third Variety or Modification of this Species of
Beauty 198
CHAPTER XIII.--Second Species of Beauty: Beauty of the Nutritive
System 203
First Variety or Modification of this Species of
Beauty 208
Second Variety or Modification of this Species
of Beauty 210
Third Variety or Modification of this Species of
Beauty 212
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