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The conquest of happiness
Bertrand Russell
Unhappiness is mostly manufactured, Russell claims, and he names the factories: competition, boredom, fatigue, envy, the sense of sin, persecution mania, fear of public opinion. Then he builds the case for zest, affection, work, and wide interests. The great logician applying cold clarity to warm problems. Happiness argued for, and won, chapter by chapter.
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22 chapters
- 1THE CONQUEST OF HAPPINESS
- 2PREFACE
- 3CONTENTS
- 4CHAPTER I WHAT MAKES PEOPLE UNHAPPY?
- 5CHAPTER II BYRONIC UNHAPPINESS
- 6CHAPTER III COMPETITION
- 7CHAPTER IV BOREDOM AND EXCITEMENT
- 8CHAPTER V FATIGUE
- 9CHAPTER VI ENVY
- 10CHAPTER VII THE SENSE OF SIN
- 11CHAPTER VIII PERSECUTION MANIA
- 12CHAPTER IX FEAR OF PUBLIC OPINION
- 13CHAPTER X IS HAPPINESS STILL POSSIBLE?
- 14CHAPTER XI ZEST
- 15CHAPTER XII AFFECTION
- 16CHAPTER XIII THE FAMILY
- 17CHAPTER XIV WORK
- 18CHAPTER XV IMPERSONAL INTERESTS
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