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beauty

The property of, or combination of qualities in, objects or people giving rise to pleasure or delight. The branch of philosophy that deals with beauty is aesthetics.

There are various philosophical theories about beauty. It may stand for a felt or intuited quality, or for a causal property evoking a special reaction in us, or even for the expression of nonpossessive love.



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Conor focuses on six cultural areas in Australia in the 1920s: the metropolis, the movies, commodity culture, beauty culture, the late colonial scene, and the heterosexual leisure scene.
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