9781138093119 - The Philosophy of Pleasure: An Introduction di De Lazari-Radek, Katarzyna (29 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: New. The experience of pleasure, alongside pain, is a primary element of human life. It rules our instincts and desires for food, sex and avoiding various forms of harm. Crucial to psychological and social well-being, it has preoccupied philosophers from Aristotle to John Stuart Mill and plays a fundamental role in moral and ethical theory, especially utilitarianism. More recently, it has become a central subject for psychologists, biologists and neuroscientists.Yet it remains an elusive and deceptively difficult concept. What is pleasure? How does it differ from happiness? Should we value pleasure? Should we value only pleasure? Which theories of pleasure are most plausible? In this rigorous and comprehensive introduction to the topic, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek unpacks and assesses these questions and many more, including:The history of pleasure from ancient China, India and Greece to modern timesPleasure, sensation, feeling and consciousnessWhat scientific research reveals about the nature of pleasure - can pleasure be measured scientifically?"Higher" and "lower" pleasuresThe relation between happiness and pleasurePleasure and painPleasure and animalsPleasure as an ultimate good and the relation between pleasure and rationality.The Philosophy of Pleasure: An Introduction is essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and also suitable for those studying related disciplines such as psychology, politics and sociology.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The experience of pleasure, alongside pain, is a primary element of human life. It rules our instincts and desires for food, sex and avoiding various forms of harm. Crucial to psychological and social well-being, it has preoccupied philosophers from Aristotle to John Stuart Mill and plays a fundamental role in moral and ethical theory, especially utilitarianism. More recently, it has become a central subject for psychologists, biologists and neuroscientists.Yet it remains an elusive and deceptively difficult concept. What is pleasure? How does it differ from happiness? Should we value pleasure? Should we value only pleasure? Which theories of pleasure are most plausible? In this rigorous and comprehensive introduction to the topic, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek unpacks and assesses these questions and many more, including:The history of pleasure from ancient China, India and Greece to modern timesPleasure, sensation, feeling and consciousnessWhat scientific research reveals about the nature of pleasure can pleasure be measured scientifically?"Higher" and "lower" pleasuresThe relation between happiness and pleasurePleasure and painPleasure and animalsPleasure as an ultimate good and the relation between pleasure and rationality.The Philosophy of Pleasure: An Introduction is essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and also suitable for those studying related disciplines such as psychology, politics and sociology. Essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and also suitable for those studying related disciplines such as psychology, politics and sociology. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: New. The experience of pleasure, alongside pain, is a primary element of human life. It rules our instincts and desires for food, sex and avoiding various forms of harm. Crucial to psychological and social well-being, it has preoccupied philosophers from Aristotle to John Stuart Mill and plays a fundamental role in moral and ethical theory, especially utilitarianism. More recently, it has become a central subject for psychologists, biologists and neuroscientists.Yet it remains an elusive and deceptively difficult concept. What is pleasure? How does it differ from happiness? Should we value pleasure? Should we value only pleasure? Which theories of pleasure are most plausible? In this rigorous and comprehensive introduction to the topic, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek unpacks and assesses these questions and many more, including:The history of pleasure from ancient China, India and Greece to modern timesPleasure, sensation, feeling and consciousnessWhat scientific research reveals about the nature of pleasure - can pleasure be measured scientifically?"Higher" and "lower" pleasuresThe relation between happiness and pleasurePleasure and painPleasure and animalsPleasure as an ultimate good and the relation between pleasure and rationality.The Philosophy of Pleasure: An Introduction is essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and also suitable for those studying related disciplines such as psychology, politics and sociology.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. The experience of pleasure, alongside pain, is a primary element of human life. It rules our instincts and desires for food, sex and avoiding various forms of harm. Crucial to psychological and social well-being, it has preoccupied philosophers from Aristotle to John Stuart Mill and plays a fundamental role in moral and ethical theory, especially utilitarianism. More recently, it has become a central subject for psychologists, biologists and neuroscientists.Yet it remains an elusive and deceptively difficult concept. What is pleasure? How does it differ from happiness? Should we value pleasure? Should we value only pleasure? Which theories of pleasure are most plausible? In this rigorous and comprehensive introduction to the topic, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek unpacks and assesses these questions and many more, including:The history of pleasure from ancient China, India and Greece to modern timesPleasure, sensation, feeling and consciousnessWhat scientific research reveals about the nature of pleasure - can pleasure be measured scientifically?"Higher" and "lower" pleasuresThe relation between happiness and pleasurePleasure and painPleasure and animalsPleasure as an ultimate good and the relation between pleasure and rationality.The Philosophy of Pleasure: An Introduction is essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and also suitable for those studying related disciplines such as psychology, politics and sociology.

Condizione: New. Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek is a professor at the Institute of Philosophy, University of Lodz, Poland. With Peter Singer she is author of The Point of View of the Universe: Sidgwick and Contemporary Ethics (2014) and Utilitarianism: A Very.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The experience of pleasure, alongside pain, is a primary element of human life. It rules our instincts and desires for food, sex and avoiding various forms of harm. Crucial to psychological and social well-being, it has preoccupied philosophers from Aristotle to John Stuart Mill and plays a fundamental role in moral and ethical theory, especially utilitarianism. More recently, it has become a central subject for psychologists, biologists and neuroscientists.Yet it remains an elusive and deceptively difficult concept. What is pleasure? How does it differ from happiness? Should we value pleasure? Should we value only pleasure? Which theories of pleasure are most plausible? In this rigorous and comprehensive introduction to the topic, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek unpacks and assesses these questions and many more, including:The history of pleasure from ancient China, India and Greece to modern timesPleasure, sensation, feeling and consciousnessWhat scientific research reveals about the nature of pleasure can pleasure be measured scientifically?"Higher" and "lower" pleasuresThe relation between happiness and pleasurePleasure and painPleasure and animalsPleasure as an ultimate good and the relation between pleasure and rationality.The Philosophy of Pleasure: An Introduction is essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and also suitable for those studying related disciplines such as psychology, politics and sociology. Essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and also suitable for those studying related disciplines such as psychology, politics and sociology. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Philosophy of Pleasure | An Introduction | Katarzyna De Lazari-Radek | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2024 | Routledge | EAN 9781138093119 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Taylor & Francis Verlag GmbH, Kaufingerstr. 24, 80331 München, gpsr[at]taylorandfrancis[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Paperback. Condizione: New. The experience of pleasure, alongside pain, is a primary element of human life. It rules our instincts and desires for food, sex and avoiding various forms of harm. Crucial to psychological and social well-being, it has preoccupied philosophers from Aristotle to John Stuart Mill and plays a fundamental role in moral and ethical theory, especially utilitarianism. More recently, it has become a central subject for psychologists, biologists and neuroscientists.Yet it remains an elusive and deceptively difficult concept. What is pleasure? How does it differ from happiness? Should we value pleasure? Should we value only pleasure? Which theories of pleasure are most plausible? In this rigorous and comprehensive introduction to the topic, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek unpacks and assesses these questions and many more, including:The history of pleasure from ancient China, India and Greece to modern timesPleasure, sensation, feeling and consciousnessWhat scientific research reveals about the nature of pleasure - can pleasure be measured scientifically?"Higher" and "lower" pleasuresThe relation between happiness and pleasurePleasure and painPleasure and animalsPleasure as an ultimate good and the relation between pleasure and rationality.The Philosophy of Pleasure: An Introduction is essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and also suitable for those studying related disciplines such as psychology, politics and sociology.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The experience of pleasure, alongside pain, is a primary element of human life. It rules our instincts and desires for food, sex and avoiding various forms of harm. Crucial to psychological and social well-being, it has preoccupied philosophers from Aristotle to John Stuart Mill and plays a fundamental role in moral and ethical theory, especially utilitarianism. More recently, it has become a central subject for psychologists, biologists and neuroscientists.Yet it remains an elusive and deceptively difficult concept. What is pleasure How does it differ from happiness Should we value pleasure Should we value only pleasure Which theories of pleasure are most plausible In this rigorous and comprehensive introduction to the topic, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek unpacks and assesses these questions and many more, including:The history of pleasure from ancient China, India and Greece to modern timesPleasure, sensation, feeling and consciousnessWhat scientific research reveals about the nature of pleasure -can pleasure be measured scientifically 'Higher' and 'lower' pleasuresThe relation between happiness and pleasurePleasure and painPleasure and animalsPleasure as an ultimate good and the relation between pleasure and rationality.The Philosophy of Pleasure: An Introduction is essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and also suitable for those studying related disciplines such as psychology, politics and sociology. 160 pp. Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The experience of pleasure, alongside pain, is a primary element of human life. It rules our instincts and desires for food, sex and avoiding various forms of harm. Crucial to psychological and social well-being, it has preoccupied philosophers from Aristotle to John Stuart Mill and plays a fundamental role in moral and ethical theory, especially utilitarianism. More recently, it has become a central subject for psychologists, biologists and neuroscientists.Yet it remains an elusive and deceptively difficult concept. What is pleasure How does it differ from happiness Should we value pleasure Should we value only pleasure Which theories of pleasure are most plausible In this rigorous and comprehensive introduction to the topic, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek unpacks and assesses these questions and many more, including:The history of pleasure from ancient China, India and Greece to modern timesPleasure, sensation, feeling and consciousnessWhat scientific research reveals about the nature of pleasure -can pleasure be measured scientifically 'Higher' and 'lower' pleasuresThe relation between happiness and pleasurePleasure and painPleasure and animalsPleasure as an ultimate good and the relation between pleasure and rationality.The Philosophy of Pleasure: An Introduction is essential reading for students of ethics and political philosophy, and also suitable for those studying related disciplines such as psychology, politics and sociology.