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    When you hear term "happiness", you think of happy thoughts or events in the past you have been through that has caused the feeling of happiness to occur. Although it is just a feeling, a mere sensation you feel throughout your body, it has the amount of force and meaning to push anybody beyond their limits. The definition of happiness can be explained by a mental state or emotion you feel after pleasant thoughts and/or memories intervene from contentment to joy. Sure, you can live on with this…

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    education, justice, and happiness. Through his definitions of these three topics, he considers how a society can achieve the proper education, justice, and happiness leading to his understanding of human nature. Plato addresses the close relation between being just and happy to the education received in society. The relationship between education, justice, and happiness depends on Plato’s understanding of these topics. Specifically with the relations of justice and happiness, the relationship is…

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    Never be afraid to let the rays of light from happiness shine. Happiness is a gift and upholds high value. However, happiness is not the only emotion that posses great worth. Although happiness is the ideal perfect feeling, consisting of no emotional burdens or worries, opposing emotions, such as anger, sadness, and fear, need to be recognized for their importance in life as well. Yet, undergoing the course of negative emotions is nothing easy. Unpleasant feelings bring heartache and despair;…

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    Money and happiness, two completely separate things, that people tend to relate to each other. In other words, some believe that money can buy happiness. However, that is not the case. Happiness can be achieved in a million different ways, and everyone has a different type of happiness. Money might have to do with some people’s happiness, but to be truly happy one cannot depend on one’s paycheck. So, happiness is not determined by what one’s bank account can afford, but it is about the small…

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    The Pursuit of Happiness I was sitting in Composition class when I received news that would make my heart drop and stomach churn. My phone lit up with a text from my boyfriend informing me that he cheated on me the night before. While I wished that this news was a cruel April Fool’s joke, I knew it was not. In that exact moment, I felt an ultimate sense of betrayal and anger at a person I once trusted. Unfortunately, I am not the only one who has felt this way before. Everyone has experienced…

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    Technology and Happiness Individuals can achieve many goals in their life as long as they work hard except happiness. Happiness is difficult to achieve since it can not only rely on hard working. However, people still work hard and try to get better life to be happy.Happiness become the super replicator of life to give people a motivation and to stable the society. In the article “Reporting Live from Tomorrow” written by Daniel Gilbert, the author mentions that belief or thinking can become…

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    101 Due Date What is Happiness? A word that is so small, but yet has such a big meaning and wanted by all in the world, is the word Happiness. The term happiness is classified as a noun, and is defined as the state of being content or joyous. However that definition is very vague and is open to many interpretations. Defining happiness can be as difficult as finding it. How does someone know when they have achieved true happiness? Do people recognize when they even have happiness in their life…

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    the Nicomachean Ethics and the Enchiridion, respectively, offer humanity insight into the most effective ways to achieve happiness and to exhibit virtue. Aristotle’s approach to happiness is that it must be looked at as the end to a means not as a means to an end. He feels that happiness should be viewed as the highest good within life. Although Epictetus agrees that happiness is the highest attainable good, he believes that the source of humanity’s misery is people’s inability to differentiate…

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    For Willy Loman, true happiness depends on external validation. This meaning that above all things, he values the acceptance, praise, and general approval of his family and peers that success entails, and without these things he cannot ever be truly satisfied with his life. Within the text, Willy shows how much this affects him and matters to him through. During his affair, he says to his mistress, The Woman, “You picked me?” with an air of surprised pride, and relishing in the idea that he is…

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    To quote Aristotle, “Happiness is the meaning and the purpose of life, the whole aim and end of human existence.” The famous Greek philosopher Aristotle was one of the greatest gifted thinkers the world had to offer. He wrote a book called The Nicomachean Ethics, based on the theory about what eudaimonia (Greek for happiness) is. A book which is still significant for many references centuries later. Aristotle suggests that the core distinction of human-beings from any other living or no-living…

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