The Good Life, Broadly and Narrowly Considered

Laura A. King · Jennifer Emilia Eells · Chad M. Burton

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This chapter contains sections titled: Implicit Definitions of the Good Life: The Problem of Happiness Optimal Functioning: Eudaimonia Revisited Folk Concepts of the Good Life The Role of Suffering: When Bad Things Happen to Good Lives In Conclusion: A Multitude of Best Lives? Appendix A: Sample Survey for Good Life Studies

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