To see beauty as the face of love rather than the arbitrary gift of fortune is . . . to enlarge our sense of life's possibilities.
A woman becomes beautiful when she believes that her appearance reflects her essential self. Ellen Zetzel Lambert explores the connection of physical appearance to self-esteem, through photography, literature, and life experience.
The Face of Love: Feminism and the Beauty Question
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Author(s)Ellen Zetzel Lambert
PublisherBeacon Press
ISBN / ASIN0807065013
ISBN-139780807065013
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Sales Rank3,309,046
CategoryLiterary Criticism
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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