The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy of Well-Being

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TextSeries: The Routledge Handbook in PhilosophyPublication details: London Routledge 2016Description: 529pISBN:

9780415714532

DDC classification:

F632 N40

Contents:

1. Well- Being in the History of Moral Philosophy .........7 Plato on Well- Being .....9 Aristotle on Well- Being ...20 Hedonistic Theories of Well- Being in Antiquity ..29 Well- Being and Confucianism ......40 Well- Being and Daoism ....56 Buddhist Understanding of Well- Being ....70 Well- Being in the Christian Tradition .........81 The Later British Moralist ......95 Part II : Theories of Well - Being .........111 Hedonism ...113 Perfectionism ...124 Objective list Theories ..148 Well- Being and Subject Dependence ...175 Eudaimonism .....187 Part III : Particular Goods and Bads ....197 The Role of Pleasure in Well - Being .....199 Health, Disability, and Well- Being .....221 Virtue and Well- Being ....242 Epistemic Goods....259 Well Being and Achievement ...271 Meaningfulness....281 Needs and Well- being.....292 Part IV: Theoretical Issues .....329 Monism and Pluralism ....331 Atonism and Holism in the Theory of Personal Well- Being .......342 The Experience Machine and the Experience Requirement ...355 Children`s Well- Being : A Philosophical analysis ...366 Well- Being and Animals .....378 The Science of Well- Being ....389 The Concept of Well- Being .....402 Part V: Well Being in Moral and Political Philosophy ........415 Welfarism .....417 Well- Being and the non- Identity Problem .......429 Autonomy and Well- Being ........439 Well- Being and Disadvantage ....450 Feminism and Well- Being ........463 Part VI: Well- Being and Other Discipliness .........477 Well Being and the Law ......479 Well- Being and Economics ........492 Medicine and Well- Being ..........504

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1. Well- Being in the History of Moral Philosophy .........7
Plato on Well- Being .....9
Aristotle on Well- Being ...20
Hedonistic Theories of Well- Being in Antiquity ..29
Well- Being and Confucianism ......40
Well- Being and Daoism ....56
Buddhist Understanding of Well- Being ....70
Well- Being in the Christian Tradition .........81
The Later British Moralist ......95
Part II : Theories of Well - Being .........111
Hedonism ...113
Perfectionism ...124
Objective list Theories ..148
Well- Being and Subject Dependence ...175
Eudaimonism .....187
Part III : Particular Goods and Bads ....197
The Role of Pleasure in Well - Being .....199
Health, Disability, and Well- Being .....221
Virtue and Well- Being ....242
Epistemic Goods....259
Well Being and Achievement ...271
Meaningfulness....281
Needs and Well- being.....292
Part IV: Theoretical Issues .....329
Monism and Pluralism ....331
Atonism and Holism in the Theory of Personal Well- Being .......342
The Experience Machine and the Experience Requirement ...355
Children`s Well- Being : A Philosophical analysis ...366
Well- Being and Animals .....378
The Science of Well- Being ....389
The Concept of Well- Being .....402
Part V: Well Being in Moral and Political Philosophy ........415
Welfarism .....417
Well- Being and the non- Identity Problem .......429
Autonomy and Well- Being ........439
Well- Being and Disadvantage ....450
Feminism and Well- Being ........463
Part VI: Well- Being and Other Discipliness .........477
Well Being and the Law ......479
Well- Being and Economics ........492
Medicine and Well- Being ..........504

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