Science and philosophy study well-being with different but complementary methods. Marry these methods and a new picture emerges: To have well-being is to be "stuck" in a positive cycle of emotions, attitudes, traits and success. This book unites the scientific and philosophical worldviews into a powerful new theory of well-being.
Science and philosophy study well-being with different but complementary methods. Marry these methods and a new picture emerges: To have well-being is to be "stuck" in a positive cycle of emotions, attitudes, traits and success. This book unites the scientific and philosophical worldviews into a powerful new theory of well-being.
Michael A Bishop is Professor of Philosophy at Florida State University in Tallahassee.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. The Network Theory of Well-Being 2. An Inclusive Approach to the Study of Well-Being 3. Positive Causal Networks and the Network Theory of Well-Bein 4. Positive Causal Networks and Positive Psychology 5. The Case for the Network Theory: An Inference to the Best Explanation 6. Issues in the Psychology of Happiness and Well-Being 7. Objections to the Network Theory 8. Conclusion References Index
Introduction 1. The Network Theory of Well-Being 2. An Inclusive Approach to the Study of Well-Being 3. Positive Causal Networks and the Network Theory of Well-Bein 4. Positive Causal Networks and Positive Psychology 5. The Case for the Network Theory: An Inference to the Best Explanation 6. Issues in the Psychology of Happiness and Well-Being 7. Objections to the Network Theory 8. Conclusion References Index
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