Many Faces of Beauty

Exploring the multifaceted nature of beauty, this volume presents an interdisciplinary collection of sixteen essays from various scholars and artists. It delves into questions surrounding beauty in mathematics, the role of arts in culture, and the historical evolution of aesthetic theories. Contributors examine the significance of the ugly in art, reflect on intercultural aesthetics, and discuss beauty across different artistic mediums, including painting and film. The final essay contemplates the connection between beauty and spirituality.