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Expand the meaning of the concept ''beauty'';

To foster physical and spiritual harmony of the individual;

Develop expressive speech, interest in poetry;

Beauty will save the world

What is real beauty?

As they say in the poem by N.P. Ashurova:

The Lord did not offend with beauty,

Neither wise man nor scoundrel

But to see the beauty of the soul,

Always more difficult than faces.

What is beauty?

Neither perfect makeup nor a new hairstyle can change our lives, but they may well make us happier. Ask any woman what makes her feel beautiful? And in response you will probably hear a whole story about what makes her happy, calm, and self-confident. And our heroines agree that beauty is not only an impeccable appearance.

Beauty is... harmony

For me, beauty is largely determined by a person’s spiritual qualities. The first impression depends on his facial features, physique, posture or gait, clothes, and finally. But I always pay attention to the eyes and smile. A person with regular facial features, but a cold gaze or unpleasant facial expressions immediately loses attractiveness to me. Inner qualities are necessarily manifested in a person’s appearance, and even more so in the expression of his eyes.

White winter

Overnight, the tops of the mountains turned white with snow. Red fires lit up in the sun among the green cedars. The larch was scorched by frost.

White winter

Beauty is... pleasure

I enjoy harmony - in nature, in music, in communicating with people, from contemplating talent, from art. I recover best when I just walk and breathe. I try to focus on what is around me, and this makes me feel peace and tranquility. Fields, forests, shores, seas can bring harmony to the soul.

My dream is to achieve inner harmony, a state where there is no reason for self-criticism. And, of course, I want to be healthy and beautiful

Beauty is... children

Yes, it is important for me to be beautiful. And if my own reflection in the mirror is not pleasing, then my mood, of course, deteriorates. I must like myself first, otherwise I won’t be able to please others.

It seems to me that it is children who make a woman beautiful - at any age.

Beauty, true happiness and true heroism do not need big words.

Wilhelm Raabe

Beauty is not in the face, beauty is the light in the heart.

Gibran Khalil

Beauty affects even those who do not notice it.

Jean Cocteau

To create beauty, you yourself must be pure in soul.

Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka

Beauty will save the world.

Fedor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky

Integrative task

1.Multiply the serial number of April by the number of vowels in the word dastarkhan.

2. Multiply the number of letters in Pushkin’s full name by the third digit of Abai’s date of birth.

3. To the number of letters in the name of the capital of Kazakhstan, add the number that needs to be measured so many times before cutting.

4. Multiply the number of heroes from the famous fairy tale by A.S. Pushkin by the number of the day of Nauryz celebration.

5. Multiply the number of consonants in the name of the capital of France by the number of vowels in the name of the capital of Germany.

6.Multiply the number of wonders of the world by the number of labors of Hercules.

7. Multiply the number of cases in the Russian language by the number of cases in the Kazakh language.

8. From the number of days in a year, subtract the sum of the numbers of the year of your birth.

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My attitude

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Vocabulary work

Harmony - consistency in the combination of something

Beauty is a set of qualities that bring pleasure to the eye and ear, everything beautiful, beautiful

Contemplation is the initial stage of knowledge

Peace - complete peace, satisfaction

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Text content of presentation slides: Symmetry is beauty in perfection. Epigraph: “Beauty is closely related to symmetry” (Weil G.) State budgetary professional educational institution of the Republic of Crimea “Dzhankoy Vocational College” Kalinovsky branch Ibragimova Anife Rishatovna, mathematics teacher of the highest qualification category. 2017 RELEVANCE: “It is easy to find examples of beauty, but how difficult it is to explain why they are beautiful” (Plato) Objectives: Show the connection between symmetry and nature, consider what types of symmetry are found in the animal and plant world; Consider the subject connection from the point of view of symmetry, those. imagine the world as a single whole in which all elements are interconnected. Objectives: Consider symmetry from three sides: Mathematics - explore symmetry from a scientific mathematical point of view. Natural sciences - consider symmetry in the surrounding nature. .Social sciences – symmetry in human life. “A mathematician loves symmetry first of all” (Maxwell D.) What is symmetry? The history of the emergence of symmetry. What categories of symmetry can be distinguished? What types can be distinguished? Types of symmetry. What is symmetry in our time (its meaning and application)? Conclusion. Plan: “Symmetry...is an idea with the help of which man has been trying for centuries to explain and create order, beauty and perfection” (G. Weil) Historical background Symmetry entered science in the 30s. discovery of Hessel. Even the ancient Greeks believed that symmetry is harmony, proportionality. And among ancient peoples, such as the Sumerians and Egyptians, among primitive tribes, and even among some in our time, symmetry is associated not only with beauty and harmony, but also primarily with magic. It’s not for nothing that people in the megalithic era built cromlichs in the shape of a circle, a “perfectly symmetrical” geometric figure, for ritual purposes. Introduction ...In planimetry we considered figures that are symmetrical with respect to a point and a line, and in stereometry we consider symmetry with respect to a point, a line and a plane. “...to be beautiful is to be symmetrical and proportionate” (Plato) Categories: SymmetryAsymmetryDisymmetryAntisymmetrySupersymmetry Types: Mathematical symmetry (can be found in everything that can be called an object) Physical symmetry (can be found in everything that cannot be called an object) Conclusion: Beauty will save the world ... Symmetry plays one of the main directions in human everyday life: in household items, in architecture, in nature. Knowing about the secrets of harmony, one of which is axial symmetry, you can make the world a better and more beautiful place. Do you know the famous phrase: “Beauty will save the world?” We all want to make our lives more harmonious and beautiful. Maybe we have found the secret to creating beauty? Conclusions: Looking at the world, one cannot help but be surprised. (K. Prutkov) Symmetry is harmony and beauty, also balance and stability. Symmetry, found in life, in art, and in technology, is one of the principles of the harmonious construction of the world. Symmetry is useful and expedient. In nature, the manifestation of symmetry is diverse. Insects, birds and animals have symmetry: the symmetry of shapes, colors of insects, birds gives them beauty. But symmetry is not only beauty. Symmetrical shape is necessary for a fish to swim, a bird to fly. So symmetry in nature exists for a reason: it is also useful, or otherwise expedient. In nature, what is beautiful is always expedient, and what is expedient is always beautiful. 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What is beauty? Beauty is an aesthetic (non-utilitarian, non-practical) category that denotes perfection, a harmonious combination of aspects of an object, in which the latter evokes aesthetic pleasure in the observer. Beauty is the most important category of culture. In its aesthetic perception, the concept of beauty is close to the concept of beauty, with the difference that the latter is the highest (absolute) degree of beauty. At the same time, beauty is a more general and multifaceted concept, largely eclectic. The opposite of beauty is ugliness. Flowers are considered one of the brightest examples of natural beauty

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Beauty is... harmony Since antiquity, the concept of beauty has been one of the most important in the philosophy of perception of existence. Ancient Greek philosophers perceived beauty as an objective and ontological phenomenon in its essence, associated with the perfection of the Universe, with an understanding of the cosmos as world order, expediency, and decoration. Since the time of Socrates, beauty begins to be considered not only in an ontological sense, but also as a category of reason and consciousness. For Socrates himself, beauty was one of the most important categories of the universe. Aristotle's concept of beauty as the personification of goodness and perfection belonged to a purely moral, non-rational category. According to Plato, before birth a person resides in the sphere of beauty and pure thought. The perception of beauty and good (good) as the highest idea is the main motive of his philosophical work. The perception of beauty by ancient philosophers was generalized in the works of Plotinus, where, in particular, beauty received the function of elevating to the divine and beautiful.

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Beauty is... a thirst for life. Among the myths of Ancient Greece there is a myth about the sculpture Pygmalion, who hated women. One day he created such a beautiful statue of a girl from ivory that he fell in love with her as if she were alive. The gods took pity on the unfortunate man and revived the soulless bone, giving the artist a lifelong friend. Beauty conquered hatred.

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...And if this is so, then what is beauty, and why do people deify it? Is she a vessel in which there is emptiness, Or a fire flickering in the vessel? N. Zabolotsky

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Beauty is one of the most important categories of aesthetics, which, along with the category of beauty, reflects such aesthetic properties of objects and phenomena of reality as harmony, perfection, orderliness. Just like the term “beautiful,” the term beauty can be applied to the assessment of the external or internal appearance of a person, his actions, the content and form of a work of art, etc.

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Beauty in art and in life. What is beauty? Each of us at least once in our lives has experienced admiration for the beauty of a winter forest, a blooming garden, the rising sun over the sea, enchanting folk tunes, paintings and sculptures. V. Van Gogh. Blooming tree

Why do we understand what is beautiful and what is not? You can say without hesitation: “I see that this is beautiful” or “I feel that all this is beautiful.” Then no one can answer for sure what beauty is. After all, the understanding of beauty extends to objects, phenomena, a person’s appearance and to his inner and moral essence.

When we say “beautiful person,” what do we mean? Correct facial features, slender figure? Or spiritual beauty, kindness, nobility? Or maybe both together? What is more important in life and art - form or content?

What is beauty? And why do people deify her? Is she a vessel in which there is emptiness, or a flickering fire in the vessel? N. Zabolotsky

At all times, people have sought to capture their attitude to life in various forms of art. All life impressions are refracted through the artist’s inner world and addressed to the experience of every viewer, reader, and listener.

The miracle of art is catharsis. Catharsis is overcoming ordinary feelings, enlightenment, purification, elevation of the human soul. “Art encourages you to search and find the main thing, to think, to worry again and again about the fate of the heroes, relating them to your own life.” psychologist L. Vygotsky

Aphrodite, Greek goddess of love

The spiritualized face of the Mother of God and the face of the mysteriously smiling Mona Lisa, they are all different, but each of them is a symbol of beauty at all times.

There is no image in world art equal in power to the image of the Vladimir Mother of God Compiled by Koptilkina Yu.S. Municipal educational institution "Gymnasium" Kirishi, 2015

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Summary of an art lesson in 8th grade "Beauty in art and in human life"

The lesson gives an idea of ​​how the ideals of beauty changed in different eras among different peoples, and examines what is the measure of beauty. The lesson is accompanied by a multimedia presentation....

Plan - outline of an art lesson in 8th grade "Beauty in art and life"

In this lesson we are talking about how the ideals of beauty changed in different eras, among different peoples...

• Author Martynova S. N. art teacher ns(k)osh №75 Tatarstan. Naberezhnye Chelny

• It is impossible to give a clear definition to this concept. For each person, beauty lies in different things. For some it is a scattering of diamonds, for others it is a string of pearls. A branch of sakura or a whole tree of blossoming plum... A spring dawn or a starry summer midnight...
• Or maybe these are roses, pink or white, tight unopened buds, many buds... Or just one, the one whose wonderful life is just beginning...
• Rome and Venice, Leonardo and Raphael, Louvre and Hermitage...
• ... Or the quiet rustle of waves, a palm tree on pink sand, a moonlit path with the shadow of a cypress tree... A seagull on a rock or a quiet river framed by lush greenery... And those eyes that reflect either transparent amber or the rays of the sun... And the face of a loved one. In the morning. Nearby on the pillow, with the first smile of the day...
• All this is beauty! She is everywhere! You just have to look around more carefully, leaving behind your back all the prose of life with its black and white stripes. And then you will definitely see everything beautiful, something that will not allow your soul to harden and turn into stone.
• We just need to notice this and admire everything that surrounds us: streets, trees, patterns of branches against the sky, the beauty of people and crowds.

• BEAUTY - everything beautiful, wonderful, everything that gives AESTHETIC and MORAL pleasure; full of inner content, highly moral.
• BEAUTIFUL, pleasing to the eye, pleasing in appearance, HARMONY, harmony.
• Harmony is the proportionality of parts, the merging of various components of an object into a single ORGANIC whole. In the history of aesthetics, harmony was considered as an essential characteristic of beauty.

• 1) Nature itself appears in the eyes of the poet as an aesthetic value, the universe becomes poetic, becomes a theatrical stage, a gallery, an artistic creation non finita (unfinished). Art gives people this sense of the aesthetic significance of the world;
• 2) value-orientate a person in the world (build a value consciousness, teach to see life through the prism of imagery). Without value orientations, a person is even worse off than without vision - he cannot understand how to relate to something, nor determine the priorities of activity, nor build a hierarchy of phenomena in the surrounding world;
• 3) awaken the creative spirit of the individual, the desire and ability to create according to the laws of beauty. Art brings out the artist in a person. When making even purely utilitarian objects (a table, a chandelier, a car), a person cares about benefits, convenience, and beauty. According to the laws of beauty, everything that a person produces is created. And he needs a feeling of beauty. To awaken in a person an artist who wants and knows how to create according to the laws of beauty - this goal of art will increase with the development of society. The aesthetic function of art (the first essential function) ensures the socialization of the individual and shapes his creative activity; permeates all other functions of art.

• Beauty is a single HARMONIOUS whole, full of internal content, delivering AESTHETIC and MORAL pleasure

• Since the time of Socrates, beauty begins to be viewed as a category of reason and consciousness. For Socrates himself, beauty was one of the most important categories of the universe.
• Aristotle's concept of beauty as the personification of goodness and perfection belonged to a purely moral, non-rational category.
• According to Plato, before birth a person resides in the sphere of beauty and pure thought. The perception of beauty and good (good) as the highest idea is the main motive of his philosophical work.

• Men and women are beautiful when they are liked by the opposite sex. By perceiving a woman/man as our possible partner, we are never mistaken about which gender needs what.

• This is not only the beauty of the body, but also the beauty of its “packaging” - clothes, makeup, jewelry, together representing a single and harmonious whole

• In addition to physical beauty, human culture has formed the idea of moral, spiritual beauty. This category applies to people regardless of their age and gender and determines the attitude towards a person’s wisdom, honesty, balance, and decency. For children, adolescents and young adults, this concept also includes characteristics such as “innocence”, “unspoiled” and others.

• This is, first of all, the beauty (high morality) of the feelings experienced by a person and their harmonious combination (absence of contradictions) with thoughts, words and deeds, since this is where the harmony of the human soul lies and is consistently manifested.

• this is a harmoniously and multilaterally developed soul of a person, his multifaceted life program, which can be most fully realized by the body given by GOD to a given person, and not by a soul that is “off scale” fanatically on only one idea or goal, moreover, which sometimes goes against the universal laws (as it was with the Nazis).

• moreover, physical and spiritual, since illness and harmony are not compatible. A healthy body is a harmoniously developed body, and not the hypertrophied development of its individual organs, which we now see in professional sports and among many of those whose “victories” are listed in the Guinness Book of Records.

• A woman is honored by God to ensure the harmonious development of a fertilized cell and the trouble-free birth of a healthy child, and then she must ensure good “weather in the house,” since it is the woman who is primarily responsible for the moral climate of the family. And this (today) is still an undeniable reality of our World, which should be the basis of a woman’s beauty..

• true love for everything that exists, wisdom, gentleness and flexibility of character combined with a strong (unshakable) will to create.
• It is precisely such WOMEN that are able to “manage” their men (and through them the state), or rather, gently, unobtrusively, with love, but with a firm hand, to direct the actions of men towards creation rather than destruction.

• A man, as a builder of the home “hearth” and his protector, must be endowed with good logical abilities, allowing him to find quick and correct decisions, be a reliable (faithful) protector for his family, and also be able to direct the great physical strength given to him by God not towards aggression and destruction , but for creation and protection. Not abusing physical force is possible only if the man is kind and noble. Therefore, the formula for the beauty of the male soul can be formulated as follows:
• The formula for the beauty of the male soul: nobility, good nature, loyalty, the ability of logical thinking.
• It is these properties of the soul that will help a real MAN fulfill his main purpose - to build a warm and bright home “hearth” and provide reliable protection for his family.

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