Beauty and Silence: Arab and Western Philosophy

Sawra Hassan Jabbar, Dr. Ban Hamid Farhan

Abstract

We must recognize that beauty is not a recent phenomenon but deeply rooted in antiquity and as old as humanity itself. By nature, humans are drawn to beauty, find comfort in its presence, and seek it in all aspects of life. An indication of the Arabs' appreciation for beauty is evident in how ancient poets observed and described the desert's splendor using all available expressive tools. They meticulously refined their verses, often swapping words to present their texts in the most exquisite form possible. This dedication led to the creation of annual collections, where poets would spend a year perfecting their work to achieve the highest levels of beauty.

How to Cite

Sawra Hassan Jabbar, Dr. Ban Hamid Farhan. (2024). Beauty and Silence: Arab and Western Philosophy . EVOLUTIONARY STUDIES IN IMAGINATIVE CULTURE, 868–879. https://doi.org/10.70082/esiculture.vi.2462