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Boekhandel Douwes Den Haag

The Philosophy of Well-Being

An Introduction

Guy (University of Edinburgh Fletcher

The Philosophy of Well-Being

The Philosophy of Well-Being

An Introduction

The Philosophy of Well-Being

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Fully revised and updated throughout, this 2nd edition includes a new chapter on ill-being. Further reading and study questions follow each chapter, and a glossary is also included. Essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and is also suitable for those in psychology, politics and sociology.

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Fully revised and updated throughout, this 2nd edition includes a new chapter on ill-being. Further reading and study questions follow each chapter, and a glossary is also included. Essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and is also suitable for those in psychology, politics and sociology.

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