Romantic Love and Personal Beauty: Their development, causal relations, historic and national peculiaritiesFinck, Henry T.
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Romantic Love and Personal Beauty: Their development, causal relations, historic and national peculiarities
Finck, Henry T.
Beauty, Personal; Love
THE FOREHEAD 448
Beauty and Brain 448
Fashionable Deformity 450
Wrinkles 451
THE COMPLEXION 453
White _versus_ Black 453
Cosmetic Hints 460
Freckles and Sunshine 462
THE EYES 464
Colour 465
Lustre 469
Form 472
Expression 475
(_a_) Lustre 476
(_b_) Colour of Iris 478
(_c_) Movements of the Iris 479
(_d_) ” ” Eyeball 480
(_e_) ” ” Eyelids 482
(_f_) ” ” Eyebrows 485
Cosmetic Hints 485
THE HAIR 486
Cause of Man’s Nudity 486
Beards and Moustaches 489
Baldness and Depilatories 492
Æsthetic Value of Hair 494
BRUNETTE AND BLONDE 496
Blonde _versus_ Brunette 496
Brunette _versus_ Blonde 498
Why Cupid Favours Brunettes 499
NATIONALITY AND BEAUTY 505
FRENCH BEAUTY 506
ITALIAN BEAUTY 511
SPANISH BEAUTY 515
GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN BEAUTY 522
ENGLISH BEAUTY 528
AMERICAN BEAUTY 535
ROMANTIC LOVE & PERSONAL BEAUTY
EVOLUTION OF ROMANTIC LOVE
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.
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