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Bibliographic Subjects » VIEWS ON HAPPINESS: » Views on happiness in public opinion » Uses of happiness concepts » Normative use

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VIEWS ON HAPPINESS: Views on happiness in public opinion Uses of happiness concepts Normative use
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Normative use, ideal, ideological, moral, utopian
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List of Publications on this Subject

Authors Title / Source Year Board, R.L. Health, Happiness and the Human Condition. A Theory Vying for Paradigm Status.
Dissertation, Western Institute for Social Research, 1996, Berkeley, California, USA 1996 Mayring, P. Psychologie des Glücks. (Psychology of Happiness).
Kohlhammer, 1991, Germany 1991 Christopher, J.C. Situating Psychological Well-Being: Exploring the Cultural Roots of its Theory and Research.
Journal of Counseling and Development, 1999, Vol. 77, 141 - 153 1999 Tiberius, V.; Plakias, A. Well-Being.
Doris, J.M.;Ed.: ''The Moral Psychology Handbook'', Oxford University Press, 2010, USA, 402 - 432 2010 Coulmas, F. Die Illusion von Glück. Japan und der Westen. (The Illusion of Happiness. Japan and the West).
Coulmas, F.: "Die Illussion von Glück", Verlag Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 2009, Zürich, Switzerland 2009 Ott, J.C. Science and Morality: Mind the Gap, Use Happiness as a Safe Bridge!
Journal of Happiness Studies, 2013, Vol. 14, 345 - 351 2013 Soderfeldt, Y.; Verstaete, P. From Comparison to Indices: A Disabling Perspective on the History of Happiness.
Health, Culture and Society, 2013, Vol. 5, 249 - 264 2013 Mckay, F.; Mckay, F. Psychocapital and Shangri-Las: How Happiness became both a Means and End to Governmentality.
Health, Culture and Society, 2013, Vol 5, 36 - 50 2013 Veenhoven, R. 'Hedonic’ and ‘Eudaimonic’ Happiness: Which qualifies best as a moral guide?
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