Well-Being by Ben Bradley
The concept of well-being plays a central role in moral and political theory. Policies and actions are justified or criticized on the grounds that they make people better or worse off.-
Logic: Key Concepts in Philosophy
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Emotion
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Persons and Personal Identity
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Politics: Key Concepts in Philosophy
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Epistemology: Key Concepts in Philosophy
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Gender: Key Concepts in Philosophy
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Ethics: Key Concepts in Philosophy
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Austerity and Working-Class Resistance
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Moral Responsibility
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Irrationality
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The Problem of Evil
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Language: Key Concepts in Philosophy
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Mind
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Aesthetics: Key Concepts in Philosophy
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Science: Key Concepts in Philosophy
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Automatic
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Regulation for Revenue
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Working Longer
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Poverty Reduction Strategies in Action
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Capitalism Unbound
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Prospects and Ambiguities of Globalization
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Liberal Arts Colleges
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The Public Use of Private Interest
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Religion: Key Concepts in Philosophy
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Law: Key Concepts in Philosophy
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The Political Economy of Sugar Production in Colonial Kenya
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Contractors in the Government Workplace
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Exploring the Political Economy and Social Philosophy of James M. Buchanan
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The Labour of Subjectivity
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Free Will
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Ethics
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Metaphysics
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Causation
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Virtue
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Disagreement
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Truth
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Groups as Agents
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Properties
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Probability
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| Title | Well-Being |
| Author | Ben Bradley |
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