Comparing sight and hearing, P. Florensky wrote that the most difficult
for the portraitist to depict eyes and mouth. Eyes asks, mouth
answer. Eyes are clear, being only a recipient, the mouth the same risks
unclean, because 'have to say. Therefore, "it is easy to have pure eyes,
but it is almost impossible -- a clean mouth. Hence the modesty of the mouth, characteristic of
the Eastern peoples. Armenian woman considers it inappropriate to show his mouth
your especially-speaking. Girl -- she covers his hand and
turns when talking with a person much esteemed; married
she ties it. No shame eyes, but there is a modesty of the mouth" (There
same. P.36).
The transition towards different variants of religion: "where the most
sublime is external, where the subject of religious experience
recognizes the reality of the world![]()
for the portraitist to depict eyes and mouth. Eyes asks, mouth
answer. Eyes are clear, being only a recipient, the mouth the same risks
unclean, because 'have to say. Therefore, "it is easy to have pure eyes,
but it is almost impossible -- a clean mouth. Hence the modesty of the mouth, characteristic of
the Eastern peoples. Armenian woman considers it inappropriate to show his mouth
your especially-speaking. Girl -- she covers his hand and
turns when talking with a person much esteemed; married
she ties it. No shame eyes, but there is a modesty of the mouth" (There
same. P.36).
The transition towards different variants of religion: "where the most
sublime is external, where the subject of religious experience
recognizes the reality of the world