I’m posting stuff again on the happiness blog that does not appear here. Just so you and your feed readers know.
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You’ve probably already saw this, but there’s an article in the January edition of Philosophy and Public Affairs which you might find interesting. It deals with many of the problems you’ve been writing about here. And, on top of that, it’s free.
You’ve probably already saw this, but there’s an article in the January edition of Philosophy and Public Affairs which you might find interesting. It deals with many of the problems you’ve been writing about here. And, on top of that, it’s free.
Javier, I hadn’t seen it. Thanks! At a glance it looks great.
Javier, I hadn’t seen it. Thanks! At a glance it looks great.
It’s good. He makes one of my favorite points: the value of hedonic quality depends on its role in the context of one’s meaning-giving ends.
It’s good. He makes one of my favorite points: the value of hedonic quality depends on its role in the context of one’s meaning-giving ends.
You’ve probably already saw this, but there’s an article in the January edition of Philosophy and Public Affairs which you might find interesting. It deals with many of the problems you’ve been writing about here. And, on top of that, it’s free.
You’ve probably already saw this, but there’s an article in the January edition of Philosophy and Public Affairs which you might find interesting. It deals with many of the problems you’ve been writing about here. And, on top of that, it’s free.
Javier, I hadn’t seen it. Thanks! At a glance it looks great.
Javier, I hadn’t seen it. Thanks! At a glance it looks great.
It’s good. He makes one of my favorite points: the value of hedonic quality depends on its role in the context of one’s meaning-giving ends.
It’s good. He makes one of my favorite points: the value of hedonic quality depends on its role in the context of one’s meaning-giving ends.