De la felicidad mínima a la plena felicidad
De la felicidad mínima a la plena felicidad
Men prosecute happiness; we are born to be happy. But, what is happiness? There is no universally accepted answer. The purpose of this study is two-faced: 1st. To justify that there are certain minimum elements in every form of happiness; 2nd. That different historical, sociological, anthropological...reasons support the rational and reasonable defence of different objective models of happiness. As a proof, two different models (the Christian and the lay models of happiness) are described. We conclude that full happiness is a utopia, and advance as an adequate model the rational and reasonable employ of the ¿carpe diem¿ maxim.
Ciencias básicas y experimentales, UNESCO::FILOSOFÍA, :FILOSOFÍA [UNESCO], Humanidades, Hª y Fª de la Ciencia, Filosofía. Etica
Ciencias básicas y experimentales, UNESCO::FILOSOFÍA, :FILOSOFÍA [UNESCO], Humanidades, Hª y Fª de la Ciencia, Filosofía. Etica
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