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Happiness : How to Achieve It Individually and as a Society
Happiness, by Hugh Black, clarifies and discusses happiness from both the individual perspective and experience, as well as its effect on society, including topics ranging from the right to happiness, the duty and sources of happiness, the secret and art of happiness. Black also details grades, or levels, of happiness as well as the shadow on it and the foes of happiness. He concludes with the heart of happiness.
This book offers insights to all, including each of us as individuals, and members of today’s society – not exclusive of politicians and our government officials who would benefit from his views in “Happiness” as well. While this book is nearly one hundred years old, its truths resonate even more clearly today, with the principles even more relevant than when it was written.
This book offers insights to all, including each of us as individuals, and members of today’s society – not exclusive of politicians and our government officials who would benefit from his views in “Happiness” as well. While this book is nearly one hundred years old, its truths resonate even more clearly today, with the principles even more relevant than when it was written.
109 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 13, 2009
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