The Happiness Hypothesis
429 EGP
A psychology professor examines ancient wisdom through the lens of modern scientific research, exploring what truly makes humans happy. Ten profound insights bridge philosophical teachings with empirical evidence about well-being.
Drawing from both ancient philosophical traditions and contemporary psychological research, this exploration of human happiness challenges common assumptions about what creates a fulfilling life. The work systematically examines ten insights about joy, meaning, and well-being, weaving together wisdom from Buddha, Jesus, and Confucius with findings from modern neuroscience and social psychology. Written for general readers interested in both personal growth and scientific understanding, it offers a balanced perspective that neither dismisses traditional wisdom nor ignores empirical evidence. The book stands out for its rigorous yet accessible approach to one of humanity’s most enduring questions.
| Dimensions | 313 × 150 × 230 cm |
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