The Happiness Hypothesis (2006) by Jonathan Haidt examines ten great ideas about happiness from ancient philosophy and religion through the lens of modern psychology, arguing that happiness comes from relationships, meaning, and the integration of emotion and reason.
One of the most accessible and substantive syntheses of ancient wisdom and modern psychology on happiness.
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