What is beauty, she thought, but the promise of happiness, as Stendhal said it was?
by Alexander McCall Smith (0 Reviews)
In "Friends, Lovers, Chocolate," Alexander McCall Smith explores the concept of beauty through the lens of relationships and personal fulfillment. The protagonist reflects on the nature of beauty and how it intertwines with the idea of happiness, echoing the sentiments of the writer Stendhal. This notion suggests that beauty is not merely an aesthetic quality but a promise of deeper emotional satisfaction and joy. The contemplation of beauty raises questions about...
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