Beyond Beauty

Beyond BeautyTraces the decline of beauty as an ideal from early German romanticism to the twentieth century. The American abstract expressionist painter Barnett Newman famously declared in 1948 that the impulse of modern art is to destroy beauty. Not long after that, Andy Warhol was reconciling the world of art with the world of everyday life, painting soup cans and soda bottles. In this book, Federico Vercellone provides an account of the decline of beauty as a

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This chapter concentrates on how value is established at the neurophysiological level and how it is related to behaviour

politically engaged

rather than attributing girls violence to personality or to girls becoming "more like boys

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Provides case vignettes to reinforce content and abundant resources for additional learning

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and Black feminist perspectives