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CONTENTS
Detailed List of Contents
xiii
1.
Some Puzzles about Happiness
1
PART I: SOME THINGS THAT HAPPINESS ISN'T
2.
Sensory Hedonism about Happiness
23
3.
Kahneman's "Objective Happiness"
37
4.
Subjective Local Preferentism about Happiness
53
5.
Whole Life Satisfaction Concepts of Happiness
70
Appendix A. Happiness and Time: More Nails in the
Coffin of Whole Life Satisfactionism
91
Appendix B. Happiness =df. Whatever the Happiness Test
Measures
98
PART II: WHAT HAPPINESS IS
6.
What is This Thing Called Happiness?
107
Appendix
С
The
Meaning(s)
of 'Happy'
127
7.
Attitudinal Hedonism about Happiness
137
8.
Eudaimonism
160
Appendix D. Five Grades of Demonic Possession
181
9.
The Problem of Inauthentic Happiness
188
10.
Disgusting Happiness
203
11.
Our Authority over Our Own Happiness
216
xii Contents
PART III: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EMPIRICAL
STUDY
OF HAPPINESS
12.
Measuring Happiness
231
13.
Empirical Research; Philosophical Conclusions
253
14.
The Central Points of the Project as a Whole
270
Bibliography
274
Index
281
DETAILED CONTENTS
1.
Some Puzzles about Happiness
1
1.1
The Smile-Shaped Curve of Happiness
1
1.2
Troubles about Happiness
5
1.3
Why Worry about Happiness?
12
1.4
What's in This Book
15
PART I: SOME THINGS THAT HAPPINESS ISN'T
2.
Sensory Hedonism about Happiness
23
2.1
Bentham,
Mill, and Sidgwick on Happiness
23
2.2
Haybron on Hedonism about Happiness
27
2.3
Why Hedonism is False
32
3.
Kahneman's "Objective Happiness"
37
3.1
Kahneman and "Instant Utility"
37
3.2
The Theory of Objective Happiness
43
3.3
The Intended Role of Objective Happiness
44
3.4
Problems with Kahneman's Theory
46
4.
Subjective Local Preferentism about Happiness
53
4.1
Forms of Preferentism
53
4.2
Conceptual Background
55
4.3
Davis's Theory of Happiness
58
4.4
Problems for Davis's Form of Local Preferentism
63
4.5
A Paradox for Preferentism?
67
5.
Whole Life Satisfaction Concepts of Happiness
70
5.
J
A Surprising Book Title
70
5.2
Whole Life Satisfaction Theories of Happiness
72
5.3
Two Preliminary Problems
74
5.4
Some
Distinctions
and a Multitude of Concepts
77
5.5
Actualism and Hypotheticalism
81
5.6
Conclusion ™
xiv
Detailed Contents
Appendix A. Happiness and Time: More Nails in the Coffin
of Whole Life Satisfactionism
91
Appendix B. Happiness =df. Whatever the Happiness Test
Measures
98
PART II: WHAT HAPPINESS IS
6.
What is This Thing Called Happiness?
107
6.1
Where We Stand
107
6.2
A Crucial Distinction
109
6.3
Happiness at a Time, During an Interval, in a Domain,
and in a Life
118
6.4
Wendell, Dolores, and the New Mother
124
Appendix C. The Meaning(s) of 'Happy'
127
C.I Some Claims of Ambiguity
127
C.2
Quine
on Ambiguity
129
C.3 Is 'Happy'Ambiguous?
131
C.4 Does'Happy'Have Any of the Suggested Senses?
132
C.5 The Meaning of'Happy'
135
7.
Attimdinal Hedonism about Happiness
137
7.1
The Problem of Objectless Moods
137
7.2
"The Missing Element"
143
7.3
In Praise of Shallow Happiness
147
7.4
Brett the Drag Racer
150
7.5
Susan the Pessimistic Student
151
7.6
Lois and the Dinosaurs
153
7.7
Tammy
154
7.8
Tristan and Bruce
155
7.9
The Philosopher
157
7.10
Summary
159
8.
Eudaimonism
160
8.1
"Happiness is The Good"
160
8.2
Welfare, Well-Being, Quality of Life
160
8.3
Eudaimonism and Survival Strategies
170
8.4
The Fragmentation of Happiness
173
Appendix D. Five Grades of Demonic Possession
181
Detailed Contents
xv
9.
The Problem of Inauthentic Happiness
188
9.1
The Objection from Non-autonomous Values
188
9.2
Sumner on Authenticity
190
9.3
Problems for Sumner's Solution
191
9.4
Relevance to My Form of Eudaimonism
194
10.
Disgusting Happiness
203
10.1
A Problem
f
or Eudaimonism of all Forms
203
10.2
Avoiding Controversy
210
11.
Our Authority over Our Own Happiness
216
11.1
Epistemic
Authority
216
11.2
Controlling Authority over Happiness
221
PART III: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EMPIRICAL STUDY
OF HAPPINESS
12.
Measuring Happiness
231
12.1
Why Measure?
231
12.2
Satisfaction with Life and Its Domains
233
12.3
A Better Way to Measure Happiness
240
12.4
Review of Cases
244
12.5
Methodological Comments
248
13.
Empirical Research; Philosophical Conclusions
253
13.1
Lay
ard
on the Reality of Happiness
254
13.2
The "Objective Reality" of Happiness
259
13.3
Happiness as a Natural Kind
263
13.4
Concluding Warnings, Clarifications, Disclaimers
268
14.
The Central Points of the Project as a Whole
270
Bibliography
274
Index
281
According to an ancient and still popular view
—
sometimes known as
'eudaimonism'
—
a person's well-being, or quality of life, is ultimately
determined by his or her level of happiness. According to this view, the
happier a person is, the better off he or she is. The doctrine is controversial
in part because the nature of happiness is controversial. In What Is This Thing
Called Happiness? Fred Feldman presents a study of the nature and value of
happiness. Part One contains critical discussions of the main philosophical
and psychological theories of happiness. Feldman presents arguments
designed to show that each of these theories is problematic. Part Two
contains his presentation and defense of his own theory of happiness, which
is a form of attitudinal hedonism. On this view, a person's level of happiness
may be identified with the extent to which he or she takes pleasure in things.
Feldman shows that if we understand happiness as he proposes, it becomes
reasonable to suppose that a person's well-being is determined by his or
her level of happiness. This view has important implications not only for
moral philosophy, but also for the emerging field of hedonic
psycholog}'.
Part Three contains discussions of some interactions between the proposed
theory of happiness and empirical research into happiness. |
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