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    The pursuit of happiness is one of the fundamental rights that Thomas Jefferson wrote in the American Declaration of Independence. Individuals have the right to life‚ liberty‚ and to the happiness. People have different perspectives of what happiness is‚ but it is clear in the nation’s Declaration of independence that it could be pursued by everyone. The film The Pursuit of Happyness is a 2006 American biographical drama produced by and starring Will Smith. The main character of the film is inspired

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    My Idea of Happiness What do we mean when we say happiness ? Well‚ to start with‚ some dictionary meanings of the word "Happiness" Happiness: 1. the quality or state of being happy. 2. good fortune; pleasure; contentment; joy. 3: state of well-being characterized by emotions ranging from contentment to intense joy 4: emotions experienced when in a state of well-being Happiness results from the possession or attainment of what one considers good. Bliss is unalloyed happiness or supreme delight

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    my calling in life. Tiziano Peccenini’s message was based on the views of happiness and success. Today‚ many people misinterpret the understanding of happiness and success by thinking that they are interdependent of one another. Success is the outcome of a certain situation and it is defined as the favorable or prosperous termination of attempts or endeavors‚ which contributes to the accomplishment of one’s goal. Happiness is the state or quality of being happy. According to the two definitions‚

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    Assignment 1: Critique         In Karl Giberson’s article “The Ends of Happiness” (2006)‚ from the Science & Spirit magazine‚ he raises the topic of happiness‚ where he claims that people are now pursuing the means to happiness as an end to itself and have missed the point of life. Although Giberson(2006) has made some valid arguments in claiming that people pursue wealth as a means to happiness‚ his arguments are largely undermined due to a lack of reliable evidences.         Giberson’s

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    changed since Epicurus wrote on his philosophy of happiness around 307 BC‚ but in this century we can still obtain happiness as long as we have Epicurus’ three foundations of freedom‚ friendship and an analyzed life. He says that happiness does not come from money and money is not required to obtain happiness as long as the essentials are met. (de Botton‚ ND) There is comfort taken in the ideas of Epicurus because the three things needed for happiness can be accessed by everyone. The philosophy of Epicurus

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    Emotional happiness might seem redundant at first‚ since happiness is an emotion. We will be looking more at emotional well-being‚ or whether characters are emotionally satisfied. According to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy‚ “No aspect of our mental life is more important to the quality and meaning of our existence than emotions” (Emotion). So it seems reasonable that we would examine the effect emotions have on our well-being or happiness. We are first introduced to the emotional aspect

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    Happiness is a gift that we can all enjoy if we choose to; it enters your life when you let your thinking patterns take a more positive angle. Rather than coming to negative conclusions hastily‚ the key is taking time to think about a situation in its entirety. A new angle will reveal itself which will make you understand why things happened the way they did. There is always the opportunity to be happy around every corner as the quotation by James Oppenheim states: "The foolish man seeks happiness

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    Happiness is the meaning and purpose of life‚ the whole aim and end of human existence” I do not think that there is a single person in the world who can say that knows what happiness actually is and‚ more importantly‚ that knows how to achieve it. We sometimes get the glimpse of pure happiness but those moments are so rare and so intense that we only recognise them too late. Each of us understands this feeling in a different way…I‚ for instance‚ see it as the one that

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    Let me be honest; I initially chose to read this book because of its very cute cover design. The title “Hector and the Search for Happiness” is indeed very tempting‚ and admittedly “happiness” has been quite a ubiquitous topic when you are almost in your mid twenties. Personally‚ I don’t think I have problems with being happy although I might appear very quiet and shy most of the time. Don’t get me wrong. Just like everyone‚ I have my down and up time‚ time when I question myself and what the future

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    Money isn’t the source of making someone happy. Happiness is achieved by people accomplishing their goals in life and becoming successful. In the book‚ The Great Gatsby‚ the main character Jay was dedicated to being rich‚ but that wasn’t his goal. In order to reach his goal in life and be truly happy he needed to be with the one person he loved and that was Daisy. Similar to this idea in the book‚ The Wolf Of Wall Street‚ Jordan Belfort the main character always wanted more and more as he could never

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