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How did nudity come to be considered offensive or immoral instead of being perceived as a beautiful thing?
Before then, 'fig-leaves' had often been used instead of sex organs on statues. Look at some older portraits online. You'll find that until 1820 or so women often showed quite a lot of skin. I know that's obviously not the same as being naked, but it's a pointer to attitudes.
Incidentally, already in Renaissanace times there was a widely accepted view that in religious works of art nudity should be kept to the minimum, so to speak.
For a complete lack of inhibitions about the human body, you may have to go back to ancient Rome and Greece.
The idea that nudity is **in itself** erotic or 'naughty-naughty' is widely regarded as very philistine. Many people look rather ugly when naked and much less erotic than when clothed in fetish gear made of, say glistening PVC or of black leather.
What else can I help you with?
Did Greeks detested athletic activity and considered it immoral?
No. The olympics.
Why didn't some people support the Vietnam war?
Critics of American involvement in the Vietnam conflict, including Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., considered it unjust and immoral.
What are three words to describe segregation?
immoral, degrading, discriminating
Is immorality an act?
An act can be immoral However immorality is not necessarily an act.
The other pilgrims think the Pardoner is while he thinks he is?
immoral; honest
What are some examples of excluded inventions?
Excluded inventions are those that cannot be patented, such as laws of nature, natural phenomena, abstract ideas, and inventions that are considered immoral or offensive.
What is the meaning of bhadwa?
"Bhadwa" is a Hindi slang term that is often used as a derogatory label for someone perceived as a loser or a person of low moral character, particularly in the context of men. It can imply someone who engages in unscrupulous or immoral behavior, often related to relationships or social status. The term is considered offensive and should be used with caution in conversation.
What is the relationship between a promise and moral?
It is considered immoral to break a promise, unless that promise was immoral, in which case it was immoral to make the promise not to break it. A moral should trump a promise. That is the relationship.
Did Greeks detested athletic activity and considered it immoral?
No. The olympics.
Why didnt Wagner want to be advertised on cigarette company?
He considered them immoral.
Is The Picture of Dorian Gray is considered to be a immoral novel?
It was in its own age.
What sport was banned European missionaries because it was considered immoral?
Surfing
What is the difference between immoral and illegal?
Immoral is against your conscience. Illegal is breaking a rule of the government.
How do you get to make out with someone at age of9?
um... you dont... that would be considered immoral.
Is it possible for an act to be legal but still considered immoral?
Yes, it is possible for an act to be legal but still considered immoral. This can happen when a law allows behavior that goes against widely accepted moral standards or ethical principles.
Is wrong an abstract noun?
Yes, "wrong" can be considered an abstract noun as it refers to a concept or idea related to moral or ethical violations rather than a tangible object. Abstract nouns represent qualities, conditions, or ideas that cannot be directly perceived through the senses. In this context, "wrong" embodies the notion of what is considered incorrect or immoral.
What sport was banned by England missionaries because it was considered immoral?
Surfing
