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The Philosophy of Well-Being

An Introduction

Bibliographic Data

ID23400596
AuthorsGuy Fletcher (0000-0003-0957-5698)
Year2016
Pages178
Publication date2016-04-14
Open AccessNo
TypeBOOK
Reviewed byThe Philosophy of Well-Being: An Introduction, Ben Bramble, 2018
VenuePhilosophy of Well-Being (SOURCE_BOOK)
PublisherRoutledge (PUBLISHER • GB)
DOI10.4324/9781315745329
Open LibraryOL53982657M
ISBN9781315745329
LanguageEN
Citations received80

Bien-être · Ethics & Moral Philosophy · Happiness · Philosophy · Well-being

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  • Overriding Adolescent Refusals of Treatment

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  • Axiology and Time

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  • Idealization

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  • A Defense of Subjectivism

    Dale Dorsey•Theory of Prudence•2021

  • Temporal Neutrality and The Demandingness of Prudence

    Dale Dorsey•Theory of Prudence•2021

  • Epicurus on Living Blessedly

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  • Deontic and Maximizing

    Dale Dorsey•Theory of Prudence•2021

  • The “Prudential” Bit

    Dale Dorsey•Theory of Prudence•2021

  • The Possibility of Temporal Bias

    Dale Dorsey•Theory of Prudence•2021

  • Scoreism and the Constitution of Prudential Reasons

    Dale Dorsey•Theory of Prudence•2021

  • The Valuing Attitude

    Dale Dorsey•Theory of Prudence•2021

  • Project-Oriented Subjectivism

    Dale Dorsey•Theory of Prudence•2021

  • The Role(s) of Rules in Consequentialist Ethics

    Brad Hooker•Oxford Handbook of Consequentialism•2020

  • What Is a Theory of Prudential Intrinsic Value?

    Dale Dorsey•Theory of Prudence•2021

  • Measuring Well-Being

    Guy Fletcher, Guy id_orcid Fletcher et al.•Measuring Well-Being•2021

  • How Nature Matters

    Simon P James•How Nature Matters•2022

  • Taking Utilitarianism Seriously

    Christopher Woodard•Taking Utilitarianism Seriously•2019

  • Health Problems

    Elizabeth Barnes•Health Problems•2023

  • Development and preliminary validation of the South Wales Social Well-being Scale (SWSWBS)

    Open Access•Juping Yu, Siva Ganesh et al.•BMC Public Health•2024

  • Non-conscious Entities Cannot Have Well-Being

    Open Access•Josh Mund•The Journal of Value Inquiry•2022

  • Is children’s wellbeing different from adults’ wellbeing

    Open Access•Andrée‐Anne Cormier, Andrée-Anne Cormier et al.•Canadian Journal of Philosophy•2019

  • Flourishing and awe

    Mark Piper•Ethics and Education•2024

  • An Abhidharmic theory of welfare

    Javier Hidalgo•Asian Philosophy•2021

  • Finding Oneself Well Together with Others

    Open Access•J Holst•Philosophies•2022

  • Perfection and Success

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  • Taking the principle of the primacy of the human being seriously

    Open Access•Joanna Różyńska•Medicine Health Care and Philosophy•2021

  • Eudaimonia and well-being

    Open Access•Philippa Byers•Metamedicine•2020

  • Flourishing at the end of life

    Open Access•Xavier Symons, John Y Rhee et al.•Metamedicine•2024

  • Well-Being and the Good Death

    Open Access•Stephen Campbell•Ethical Theory and Moral Practice•2020

  • The Power of Belief

    Open Access•Teresa Bruno-Niño•Ethical Theory and Moral Practice•2023

  • Fittingness and Well-Being

    Open Access•Brad Hooker•The Journal of Ethics•2025

  • Can We Measure the Badness of Death for the Person who Dies

    Open Access•Thomas Schramme•Royal Institute of Philosophy…•2021

  • The Ethics of Digital Well-Being

    Open Access•Christina Burr, Maria Laura Lanzillo et al.•Science and Engineering Ethics•2020

  • Towards a Theory of Digital Well-Being

    Open Access•Matthew Dennis, Matthew J Dennis•Science and Engineering Ethics•2021

  • Perfectionism and dignity

    Open Access•Pablo Gilabert•European Journal of Philosophy•2022

  • Meaning, will to meaning, and Frankl’s existential psychiatry

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  • The many faces of hedonic adaptation

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  • Regret Is Born Where Choice Dies

    Sarah Ryan•Philosophical Papers•2022

  • To be, or not to be? The role of the unconscious in transgender transitioning

    Open Access•Aklilu Lemma, Alessandra Lemma et al.•Journal of Medical Ethics•2023

  • Rediscovering Taiiku

    Yosuke Hayashi•Journal of Moral Education•2025

  • Hybrid wellbeing and the value of freedom

    Open Access•Pietro Intropi•Economics and Philosophy•2025

  • To insure or to smooth? Paternalistic rationales for mandatory retirement funding

    Open Access•Daniel Halliday•Economics and Philosophy•2026

  • A Project View of the Right to Parent

    Open Access•Benjamin Lange•Journal of Applied Philosophy•2024

  • Against the Sale of Homeopathy (and Other Ineffective Medicines)

    Open Access•Jeffrey Moriarty•Journal of Business Ethics•2025

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    Open Access•Anca Gheaus•Journal of Social Philosophy•2025

  • Reply to my critics

    Open Access•Anna Stilz•Journal of Social Philosophy•2021

  • Why Be a Subjectivist about Wellbeing

    Open Access•Peter Königs•Canadian Journal of Philosophy•2022

  • Meaning, anti‐alienation, and fulfillment

    Open Access•Chad Mason Stevenson•The Southern Journal of Philosophy•2026

  • Fittingness and Consequentialism

    Open Access•Brad Hooker•Ratio•2026

  • Desire and motivation in desire theories of well-being

    Open Access•Atus Mariqueo-Russell•Philosophical Studies•2023

  • Prudential reasons and the prudential companions in guilt argument

    Jesse Hambly•Inquiry•2026

  • Mood and Wellbeing

    Uriah Kriegel•Inquiry•2025

  • Against the Normativity of Welfare

    Robert Shaver•Australasian Journal of Philosophy•2026

  • Ethical Underpinnings of Sexuality Policies in Aged Care

    Catherine M Cook, Vanessa Schouten et al.•Ethics and Social Welfare•2018

  • Happiness in the Long Eighteenth Century

    Open Access•Alexander Hobday•Literature Compass•2025

  • The Value of Life

    Open Access•Matthew Shea•The Journal of Ethics•2026

  • Easterlin-paradox

    Shiri Cohen Kaminitz•Critical Review of International…•2020

  • What makes a looked after child happy and unhappy

    Open Access•Peter Nelson, Catherine Homer et al.•Adoption & Fostering•2020

  • Freedom's values

    Open Access•Pietro Intropi•Theoria•2022

  • The Cambridge Handbook of the Capability Approach

    Open Access•Des Gasper, D R Gasper et al.•Cambridge Handbook of the…•2020

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    Open Access•David Steel, Kian Mintz‐woo et al.•Politics Philosophy & Economics•2023

  • The value of longevity

    Open Access•Greg Bognar•Politics Philosophy & Economics•2019

  • Reversibility of neurotechnological interventions

    Open Access•Junjie Yang•Medicine Health Care and Philosophy•2025

  • Emotions and Digital Well-Being

    Open Access•Steffen Steinert, Matthew J Dennis•Philosophy & Technology•2022

  • Human Flourishing and Technology Affordances

    Open Access•Avigail Ferdman•Philosophy & Technology•2024

  • Freedom of Gender

    Open Access•Richard Rowland, Rach Cosker-Rowland•Journal of Ethics and Social…•2025

  • Partiality, Asymmetries, and Morality's Harmonious Propensity

    Open Access•Benjamin Lange, Joshua Brandt•Philosophy and Phenomenological…•2023

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  • Global Health Humanities in transition

    Narin Hassan, Jessica Howell•Medical Humanities•2022

  • Are Measures of Well-Being Philosophically Adequate

    Open Access•Willem Van Der Deijl•Philosophy of the Social Sciences•2017

  • The new internalism about prudential value

    Open Access•Anthony Kelley•Philosophical Studies•2025

  • Looking Good or Feeling Well? Understanding the Combinations of Well-Being Indicators Using Insights from the Philosophy of Well-Being

    Open Access•Shiri Cohen Kaminitz•Social Indicators Research•2020

  • Multidimensional versus unidimensional approaches to well-being

    Open Access•Tyler J Vanderweele, Bryan R Johnson•Nature Human Behaviour•2025

  • The ethics of partiality

    Open Access•Benjamin Lange•Philosophy Compass•2022

  • Well-being, part 2

    Open Access•Eden Lin•Philosophy Compass•2022

  • Philosophy and animal welfare science

    Open Access•Donald W Bruckner•Philosophy Compass•2019

Unique citing works79
Citations per year8,89
Citation span2017 - 2026 (10)
Citation velocitycurrent
Highly citedNo
Citation typesNeutral: 77

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