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掷铁饼者、断臂维纳斯、宙斯像,这些雕像除了展现力与美外,还有一个共通点就是几近一丝不挂的裸身。大约在2500年前(公元前508年),古希腊的雅典城邦出现了民主政治,裸体雕像自此更为盛行。美国著名的社会学家Richard Sennett在《肉体与石头》一书写到,对古雅典人来说,展示赤裸的身体就是肯定自己身为市民的尊严,而雅典的民主即强调市民之间彼此要能吐露思想,如同男人曝露身体一样,这样的行为能让市民间联系
Throwing discus, broken arms Venus, Zeus statue, these statues in addition to show power and beauty, there is one thing in common is almost naked naked. About 2,500 years ago (508 BC), democratic politics emerged in the Greek city of Athens and naked statues became more prevalent. The famous American sociologist Richard Sennett wrote in The Body and the Stone that for the ancient Athenians to show a naked body is to affirm his dignity as a citizen, and that Athens’s democracy emphasizes the need for citizens Telling ideas, just as men exposed the body, such behavior allows people to contact