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Happiness, unhappiness, and chance in the philosophy of Paul Ricoeur
This book argues that the notions of happiness, unhappiness and chance in the philosophy of Paul Ricoeur offer an overarching conceptualization of happiness that has significant implications for contemporary popular and philosophical accounts of happiness. This alternative understanding of happiness can serve as a corrective to the kind of happiness presented by the happiness sciences, religion and consumerism.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [225]-234) and index.