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    goal other than his own happiness, such as to other people’s happiness, on improving mankind, on pursuit of art, or other pursuit, then he finds happiness along the way. He feels that enjoyments in life become pleasant when they are enjoyed in passing and not made a principal pursuit. If you have pursuing happiness your main goal, Mill theorizes that your happiness is not achieved, but instead it becomes inadequate. Thus, Mill contends that you should not treat your happiness as your purpose…

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    MEASURING HAPPINESS First of all, people are happy or sad according to their surroundings, work, friends, problems or successes, but those situations can only influence in small periods of time, and this does not mean that if one event brings us sadness our whole life would be at that way. So I think it is a choice to have happiness or sadness life because as Aristotle said, “Happiness depends upon ourselves”. However it is also affirmative to others said that tried to be happy did not bring…

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    is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.” – Albert Schweitzer. Happiness is a topic that has been debated by scientists and by regular members of society. Last month, I spoke about the effects of happiness with my sister and if it helps better your life. Happiness has been studied for scientific purposes and for philosophical meaning. Some researchers do find or believe that success can lead to happiness. Whether it is…

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    different path to achieve happiness and good life. After reading various texts around happiness my view has changed about what is involved in being happy. During childhood days I always wish chocolates. Most of the time my parent refuses to give me candy or chocolates which I never liked. I used to be happy when someone gives me chocolates. So far I believed that chocolates were one of the reasons for my happiness during childhood. Now, I realized that it was just pleasure and Happiness is not…

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    Everyone has a different vision of happiness but it consists of the same basic elements: money and success. In Death of a Salesman, by Arthur Miller, all of the characters exhibit how tough it is to find pure happiness. Just like the average person, finding happiness is their goal in life. Comparing these characters to everyday people reveals the harsh cruelty of the journey to success. Happiness, which is characterized by contentment, joy, and pleasure, is constantly shifting due to the…

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    Happiness is a very controversial topic in today’s society. There is a single defined definition, yet many different ways a person can feel it. To everyone in the world, happiness is perceived and defined differently. Human interaction and connection is not necessarily needed to achieve happiness, but is needed to some extent. I believe that happiness is achieved when dreams, personal thoughts, and human relations mix together. Dreams are essential to living life. Some only live because their…

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    The Existence of Happiness Happiness is a hard thing to come by these days. Everyone seems to be worrying about what they’re doing wrong instead of appreciating the right. For some it’s their job, and for others it’s the way that they present themselves to their peers. In the novel Notes From the Underground by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, he says “Man only likes to count his troubles: he doesn’t calculate his happiness.” I agree with what Dostoyevsky is saying. We are all different people with…

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    Happiness is something that everyone wants to achieve, so what makes people truly happy? In the documentary, by Roko Belic, it explores true happiness and compares and contrasts the level of happiness between various countries. In the video, it talks about how achieving true happiness can lead to the achievement of other goals such as financial success. In the video, a researcher states that there are two types of goals people value and strive for: intrinsic and extrinsic goals. Intrinsic goals…

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    Happiness Through Ethos

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    Charles Spurgeon one said “It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness.” Happiness is not something that just happens to you. It either comes from you being a giver or a taker. Either way you find happiness by giving things to others or taking things for yourself. The article “There’s More to Life Than Being Happy” uses ethos to tell us how we make ourselves happy. The article also uses pathos by telling us stories from a book written by a Holocaust prisoner. Lastly…

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    Happiness Humanity sole goal is to attain a prosperous life full of joy. Every individual strives to successful and happy in all aspects of life. However, many individuals have do know the key ingredients to happiness. The paper, therefore, discusses happiness, the ingredients of happiness, a self-reflection of the findings of happiness, and the lessons learned from the findings. Happiness is the sole purpose of humanity. Every individual in the globe pursues their joy as well as his…

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