Body Language and Ovid

Introduction

Since the beginning of times, some of the ideas, process and theories remain constant, and these mainly include the natural processes, the innate feelings and the sentiments which are inborn and thus cannot be changed. Same has been the case with relationships and bonding: these have been formed in the same pattern since the beginning of times and are expected to remain the same forever, with minor changes in the context and intensity of relations.

Aristotle has rightly said that man is a social animal by nature, he cannot live without society, and if he does so, he is either beast, or God. Thus, the social relations exist in all societies and all parts of the world, as these are the basic requirement and need of human beings that cannot possibly be ignored or overlooked. All human beings make relation in more or less the same pattern; however, it is observed that the nature and duration of relations differ from culture to culture and person to person. Thus, the relations, sentiments and feelings can be neither generalized nor specified, but an overall theme remains the same and time does not places much affect on their nature and amplitude.

Discussion

Visit to a public park allows one to make a number of observations and come across people of all ages, genders and nationalities, all gathered at one place. It is a site where people from different strata of society come together and forget their differences, and have various intentions as well. For instance, children and their care takers come to the park in order to provide entertainment to the child and take him out for a walk or activities. Similarly, elderly people come to the park either to have some exercise or just to get out of the home atmosphere and enjoy them in the healthy and light environment. Couples usually come to the park in order to enjoy privacy in the open environment, without the burden of eating or buying anything (as is the case with restaurants or shopping centers). In addition, single individuals are seen in the parks and public places enjoying themselves, watching children and couples, having small chats with the elderly and cherishing the overall lively environment.

In ancient times, parks were used as public places and areas where people got a chance to express their views, sentiments and feelings. Speakers from around the country used to gather ...