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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «EUDEMONISTICALLY»
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1
Autonomy, Oppression, and Gender
Drawing on empirical and philosophical literatures on work and well-being, I first
draw together a case that eudemonistically meaningless work undermines
autonomy and self-respect. By eudemonistically meaningless work, I mean work
that ...
Andrea Veltman, Mark Piper, 2014
2
José Carlos Mariátegui: An Anthology
Eudemonistically, this could be expressed as follows: Under equal conditions,
the most desirable satisfactions are those which one feels in one's conscience
when reflecting what is most enduring in the reality of the self and the medium
that ...
José Carlos Mariátegui, Harry E. Vanden, Marc Becker, 2011
3
Modern Theories of Justice
The eudemonistically just and practically just taxes were determined for the case
when the constraint on public policy is freedom of saving in Kolm l974a. This
question was developed by Phelps (l977). Atkinson (l973) studied the Practically
...
Serge-Christophe Kolm, 2002
4
Freedom in Economics: New Perspectives in Normative Analysis
Diana prefers a pintof beer toaglassof wineifand only if drinking apintof beer
make her eudemonistically betteroff than drinkingaglassof wine. Since Sen's
opposition to theuse of welfarist information inestablishing normative
criteriaisnotorious, ...
Marc Fleurbaey, Nicolas Gravel, Jean-François Laslier, 2002
5
Religious Transformation in Western Society (Routledge ...
What, similarly, might appear to us as the feudal nobility's unrestrained pursuit of
personal interest and a life of pleasure (as naked exploitation, or as a secular
reward for the risk of warfare), in fact makes no more sense, eudemonistically,
than ...
6
The Suffering Will Not Be Televised: African American Women ...
... of concern by linking the imagination powerfully to the adventures of the distant
life in question. Thus while none is per se eudemonistically reliable, tragedies
are powerful devices promoting the extension of the eudemonistic judgment.
7
The Journal of Speculative Philosophy
But the simple fact that such a question is debated, as answerable by yes or no,
shows sufficiently well how little Kant is understood. His doctrine is neither the
one nor the other, since it does not judge of the object of life eudemonistically at
all.
William Torrey Harris, 1886
8
Journal of Nursing Education
Laffrey (1985) reported higher levels of health behaviors for persons who viewed
health eudemonistically (in a self-actualizing way). Developmental conditions
were implicitly or explicitly mentioned by participants. The developmental ...
9
German pessimism and Indian philosophy: a hermeneutic reading
... in Schopenhauer's cultural reaction, while skipping his characterological
approach. The structure of his own metaphysical outlook touches. teleologically,
upon a historical and, eudemonistically, an Three Schopenhauer ian Thinkers 87
.
Johann Joachim Gestering, 1986
10
Critique of practical reason, and other writings in moral ...
... with the ends of freedom. But then there must be a purpose. The eighteenth-
century optimists had little hesitation in seeing man and his welfare, considered
eudemonistically, as this all- justifying end, for purpose was still, in principle ...
Immanuel Kant, Lewis White Beck, 1976
