THE BEAUTY OF THE BODY - CABRIC MILAN, POKRYWKA LESZEK

Discover the fascinating world of human attractiveness! The book "The Beauty of the Body" is an insightful analysis of what makes us perceive certain people as beautiful and others as not. The authors, Cabric Milan and Pokrywka Leszek, lead the reader through the twists and turns of anthropology, medicine, evolutionary psychology, and art history to answer questions about beauty that have plagued us for centuries. This is not only a read for those seeking answers to personal questions, but also for those who want to understand the mechanisms that govern our choices and preferences.

• Anthropometric analysis of people considered beautiful.
• Indication of body structure features that distinguish attractive women.
• Analysis of the ancient ideal of beauty - "divine proportion."
• Description of the reasons for differences in the assessment of body attractiveness.
• Reliable knowledge based on scientific findings.
• Practical indicators for women assessing their chances of winning beauty contests.
• Answers to questions about the impact of attractiveness on everyday life.

The book "The Beauty of the Body" is the result of years of research and analysis by experienced scientists. The authors have collected unique data and present it in an accessible way, understandable to both specialists and readers without a scientific background. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to better understand themselves and others.

The book also includes an analysis of the ancient ideal of beauty, the "divine proportion," and its reference to contemporary canons of beauty. The authors show how this ancient concept continues to influence our understanding of attractiveness and what body structure features have been considered beautiful throughout the centuries.

This publication is intended for a wide audience - from people seeking reliable knowledge about body attractiveness to students and scientists dealing with this topic. The information contained in it may also be useful for people working in the beauty, fitness and fashion industries who want to better understand the needs of their clients.

The authors also address the dangers of uncritically pursuing the media's ideal of beauty. They show how important it is to accept and love your body as it is and how to avoid the negative influence of unrealistic beauty standards promoted by the media.