The document explores the concept of beauty, distinguishing between subjective and objective beauty, as well as internal and external beauty. It indicates that perceptions of beauty vary between individuals while also highlighting historical perspectives on beauty standards from ancient Greece to modern times. Acknowledgments are made to contributors and resources that aided in the project's completion.

1. BEAUTY IS SUBJECTIVE

2. INDEX
1. INDRODUCTION
2. SUBJEVTIVE BEAUTY
3. OBJECTIVE BEAUTY
4. INTERNAL BEAUTY
5. EXTERNAL BEAUTY
6. BEAUTY IN OUR REAL LIFE
7. BEAUTY THROUGH HISTORY
8. CONCLUSION
9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

3. INTRODUCTION
 The definition of beauty is always a ‘mystery’.
 Commonly described as a feature that makes object pleasurable to
perceive.
 Many scholars such as ‘Immanuel Kant’ attemted to describe
beauty.
 But theories fall into two major categories:
• Subjective
• Objective

4. SUBJECTIVE BEAUTY
Opinions on beauty is something which changes from person
to person.
What one person may find appealing, other may find
appalling.
Everything is beautiful if you look at it through the right eyes.
There's flaws in beauty, and there's beauty in flaws, what's
important is knowing how to face them.

5. Subjective Beauty
MOUNTAIN DESERT

6. OBJECTIVE BEAUTY
Something is objective if it is independent of our opinions on it.
It exists without observation.
Objective beauty, like objective truth, is subject to open-ended
improvement.
It is not about the experience of the observer.
The golden ratio can be used to find the measurement of objective
beauty.

7. Objective Beauty

8. INTERNAL BEAUTY
Internal beauty refers to the beauty which is invisible to the
naked human eye
To be beautiful internally means to have a kind heart and be
understanding
Internal beauty is intangible, thus it cannot be observed
physically
Internal beauty is real it cannot be manipulated

9. Internal Beauty
KINDNESS HELPING NATURE

10. EXTERNAL BEAUTY
External beauty refers to the beauty which is visible to us
through naked eyes, stuff like appearances.
To be beautiful externally means to be beautiful on the outside
such as having a nice outfit and an attractive smile.
External beauty is tangible, thus it can be observed and
touched physically.
External beauty is fake as it can be easily manipulated.

11. External Beauty

12. BEAUTY IN OUR REAL LIFE
Beauty as it is described by us is not only present in theory, you
can observe beauty through a variety of mediums.
The care and effort our teacher puts in our lessons which goes
hand in hand with her observable beauty is also something to be
appreciated.
The love and care of a family, the members of which are bound
through an invisible thread of love can also be described as
beautiful.

13. Beauty in our Real life
FAMILY TEACHER

14. The ancient Greeks believed perfect proportions
were the key to a woman's beautiful face.
Today a segment of youth society is distinguished by
the whitened faces, pastel hair and blackened eyes
For most people, a key feature of beauty today is the
good-health look
Another important trend today is age.
At the same time, a major part of beauty is sex appeal.
BEAUTY THROUGH HISTORY

15. BEAUTY THROUGH HISTORY
It all began 2,400 years ago in Greece and Rome, when the West’s
standards of beauty were set.
Greek parents-to-be were so concerned about their offspring’s beauty
For Greek mathematicians, the number 3 had special significance.
Centuries later observers also looked for the elusive mathematical formula
to define beauty.

16. Margaret Wolfe Hungerford once said, " beauty is in
the eyes of the beholder" , what it means is that which
one person finds beautiful or admirable may not
appeal to another.
Everything is beautiful, it's just that the eyes which
perceives it comes from different people.
The idea is that everything was once created by the
god and GOD never made anything ugly. Though how
it is perceived is completely subjective.
CONCLUSION

17. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We would like to thank my teachers who gave us a golden
opportunity to work on this project. We’d also like to express
our gratitude to our principal wholeheartedly.
We must also thank our parents and friends for the immense
support and help during this project. Without their help,
completing this project would have been very difficult.
A huge credit goes to google as
without it finding information would have been very hard.

18. BIBLIOGRAPHY
News Papers
Google
Wikipedia
Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy

19. THANK YOU
1. Preet Anand- 2158001
2. Ankit Krishnaut- 2158002
3. Suraj Kumar- 2158003
4. Rituraj Rana- 2158004
5. Deepak Kumar– 2158006
6. Debanjan Bardhan- 2158007
7. Prabudh Narayan- 2158029
8. Ankur Roy- 2158036

20. Q.N.A