
Das glückliche Leben Die Suche nach Zufriedenheit in der modernen Welt David Malouf Buch
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0307907716
ISBN-13
9780307907714
eBay Product ID (ePID)
117150962
Product Key Features
Book Title
Happy Life : the Search for Contentment in the Modern World
Number of Pages
112 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Mind & Body, Personal Growth / Happiness, Social Psychology, Movements / Humanism
Publication Year
2013
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Philosophy, Self-Help, Psychology
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
6 Oz
Item Length
7.3 in
Item Width
4.8 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2012-007180
Dewey Edition
23
TitleLeading
The
Reviews
Advance Praise for The Happy Life "A penetrating meditation on happiness…Malouf eloquently weighs the appeal of material goods and well-being against the heft or morality and individual longing for something we can't always articulate." - Booklist "Engaging…A slim volume of meditations on the conundrum that is happiness." - Kirkus Review Praise for David Malouf "David Malouf is one of our finest writers, a poet with an ear for language that transforms an interesting concept into a classic meditation on the role of chance in each of our lives." - San Francisco Chronicle "A richly imagistic writer, philosophical and literary in the best sense." - The Washington Post Book World "A first-rate writer-a sensitive historian of the spirit." - The Wall Street Journal "[Malouf is] a storyteller of achievement, for whom simple things gracefully become totems for deeper thought." - The Philadelphia Inquirer "Malouf's prose is delicate, marvelously alert to the natural world, and endowed with a quality that has one name only: wisdom." - The Sydney Morning Herald, Praise for The Happy Life "What is happiness, anyway? In this slim volume, the topic is covered…in five linked essays, each considering aspects of happiness, from social to sexual…rich and thoughtful…a useful riddle for midwinter meditation." - The Boston Globe "A brief but piercing meditation." - The Los Angeles Times "Penetrating…Malouf eloquently weighs the appeal of material goods and well-being against the heft or morality and individual longing for something we can't always articulate." - Booklist "Engaging…A slim volume of meditations on the conundrum that is happiness." - Kirkus Review " The Happy Life is no self-help book, and David Malouf is not naive enough to suggest he has an easy cure for our persistent angst. But for anyone who wants an intelligent primer to begin the process of asking some of the questions whose answers may relieve it, Malouf offers a useful starting point." - Shelf Awareness Praise for David Malouf "David Malouf is one of our finest writers, a poet with an ear for language that transforms an interesting concept into a classic meditation on the role of chance in each of our lives." - San Francisco Chronicle "A richly imagistic writer, philosophical and literary in the best sense." - The Washington Post Book World "A first-rate writer-a sensitive historian of the spirit." - The Wall Street Journal "[Malouf is] a storyteller of achievement, for whom simple things gracefully become totems for deeper thought." - The Philadelphia Inquirer "Malouf's prose is delicate, marvelously alert to the natural world, and endowed with a quality that has one name only: wisdom." - The Sydney Morning Herald, Praise for The Happy Life "These musings on happiness by an eminent Australian novelist and poet revolve around the question of why it eludes so many of us...Malouf's prose is as clear as his quiet, unexpected conclusions." -- The New Yorker "What is happiness, anyway? In this slim volume, the topic is covered...in five linked essays, each considering aspects of happiness, from social to sexual...rich and thoughtful...a useful riddle for midwinter meditation." -- The Boston Globe "A brief but piercing meditation." -- The Los Angeles Times "Penetrating...Malouf eloquently weighs the appeal of material goods and well-being against the heft or morality and individual longing for something we can't always articulate." -- Booklist "Engaging...A slim volume of meditations on the conundrum that is happiness." -- Kirkus Review " The Happy Life is no self-help book, and David Malouf is not naive enough to suggest he has an easy cure for our persistent angst. But for anyone who wants an intelligent primer to begin the process of asking some of the questions whose answers may relieve it, Malouf offers a useful starting point." -- Shelf Awareness Praise for David Malouf "David Malouf is one of our finest writers, a poet with an ear for language that transforms an interesting concept into a classic meditation on the role of chance in each of our lives." -- San Francisco Chronicle "A richly imagistic writer, philosophical and literary in the best sense." -- The Washington Post Book World "A first-rate writer---a sensitive historian of the spirit." -- The Wall Street Journal "[Malouf is] a storyteller of achievement, for whom simple things gracefully become totems for deeper thought." -- The Philadelphia Inquirer "Malouf's prose is delicate, marvelously alert to the natural world, and endowed with a quality that has one name only: wisdom." -- The Sydney Morning Herald, Praise for The Happy Life "These musings on happiness by an eminent Australian novelist and poet revolve around the question of why it eludes so many of us…Malouf's prose is as clear as his quiet, unexpected conclusions." - The New Yorker "What is happiness, anyway? In this slim volume, the topic is covered…in five linked essays, each considering aspects of happiness, from social to sexual…rich and thoughtful…a useful riddle for midwinter meditation." - The Boston Globe "A brief but piercing meditation." - The Los Angeles Times "Penetrating…Malouf eloquently weighs the appeal of material goods and well-being against the heft or morality and individual longing for something we can't always articulate." - Booklist "Engaging…A slim volume of meditations on the conundrum that is happiness." - Kirkus Review " The Happy Life is no self-help book, and David Malouf is not naive enough to suggest he has an easy cure for our persistent angst. But for anyone who wants an intelligent primer to begin the process of asking some of the questions whose answers may relieve it, Malouf offers a useful starting point." - Shelf Awareness Praise for David Malouf "David Malouf is one of our finest writers, a poet with an ear for language that transforms an interesting concept into a classic meditation on the role of chance in each of our lives." - San Francisco Chronicle "A richly imagistic writer, philosophical and literary in the best sense." - The Washington Post Book World "A first-rate writer-a sensitive historian of the spirit." - The Wall Street Journal "[Malouf is] a storyteller of achievement, for whom simple things gracefully become totems for deeper thought." - The Philadelphia Inquirer "Malouf's prose is delicate, marvelously alert to the natural world, and endowed with a quality that has one name only: wisdom." - The Sydney Morning Herald, "David Malouf is one of our finest writers, a poet with an ear for language that transforms an interesting concept into a classic meditation on the role of chance in each of our lives." - San Francisco Chronicle "A richly imagistic writer, philosophical and literary in the best sense." - The Washington Post Book World "A first-rate writer-a sensitive historian of the spirit." - The Wall Street Journal "[Malouf is] a storyteller of achievement, for whom simple things gracefully become totems for deeper thought." - The Philadelphia Inquirer "Malouf's prose is delicate, marvelously alert to the natural world, and endowed with a quality that has one name only: wisdom." - The Sydney Morning Herald, Praise for The Happy Life "These musings on happiness by an eminent Australian novelist and poet revolve around the question of why it eludes so many of us...Malouf's prose is as clear as his quiet, unexpected conclusions." -- The New Yorker "What is happiness, anyway? In this slim volume, the topic is covered...in five linked essays, each considering aspects of happiness, from social to sexual...rich and thoughtful...a useful riddle for midwinter meditation." -- The Boston Globe "A brief but piercing meditation." -- The Los Angeles Times "Penetrating...Malouf eloquently weighs the appeal of material goods and well-being against the heft or morality and individual longing for something we can't always articulate." -- Booklist "Engaging...A slim volume of meditations on the conundrum that is happiness." -- Kirkus Review " The Happy Life is no self-help book, and David Malouf is not naive enough to suggest he has an easy cure for our persistent angst. But for anyone who wants an intelligent primer to begin the process of asking some of the questions whose answers may relieve it, Malouf offers a useful starting point." -- Shelf Awareness Praise for David Malouf "David Malouf is one of our finest writers, a poet with an ear for language that transforms an interesting concept into a classic meditation on the role of chance in each of our lives." -- San Francisco Chronicle "A richly imagistic writer, philosophical and literary in the best sense." -- The Washington Post Book World "A first-rate writer---a sensitive historian of the spirit." -- The Wall Street Journal "[Malouf is] a storyteller of achievement, for whom simple things gracefully become totems for deeper thought." -- The Philadelphia Inquirer "Malouf's prose is delicate, marvelously alert to the natural world, and endowed with a quality that has one name only: wisdom." -- The Sydney Morning Herald
Dewey Decimal
170
Synopsis
By Australia's greatest contemporary author, an elegant, succinct meditation on what makes for a happy life. ;-) "Happiness surely is among the simplest of human emotions and the most spontaneous," says David Malouf. But what exactly are we looking for when we chase happiness? At this particular moment in history, privileged, industrialized nations have lessened much of what makes us unhappy: widespread poverty, illness, famine. Yet we are still unfulfilled, turning increasingly to yoga, church, Match.com, drugs, clinical therapy and retail therapy. What is at the root of our collective stress, and how can we find our way to contentment? Drawing on mythology, philosophy, art and literature, Malouf traces our conception of happiness throughout history, distilling centuries of thought into a lucid narrative. He discusses the creation myths of ancient Greece and the philosophical schools of Athens, analyzes Thomas Jefferson's revolutionary declaration that "the pursuit of happiness" is a right, explores the celebration of sensual delight in Rembrandt and Rubens and offers a perceptive take on a modern society growing larger and more impersonal. With wisdom and insight, Malouf investigates that simplest, most spontaneous of feelings and urges us to do the same., By Australia's greatest contemporary author, an elegant, succinct meditation on what makes for a happy life.;-) "Happiness surely is among the simplest of human emotions and the most spontaneous," says David Malouf. But what exactly are we looking for when we chase happiness? At this particular moment in history, privileged, industrialized nations have lessened much of what makes us unhappy: widespread poverty, illness, famine. Yet we are still unfulfilled, turning increasingly to yoga, church, Match.com, drugs, clinical therapy and retail therapy. What is at the root of our collective stress, and how can we find our way to contentment? Drawing on mythology, philosophy, art and literature, Malouf traces our conception of happiness throughout history, distilling centuries of thought into a lucid narrative. He discusses the creation myths of ancient Greece and the philosophical schools of Athens, analyzes Thomas Jefferson's revolutionary declaration that "the pursuit of happiness" is a right, explores the celebration of sensual delight in Rembrandt and Rubens and offers a perceptive take on a modern society growing larger and more impersonal. With wisdom and insight, Malouf investigates that simplest, most spontaneous of feelings and urges us to do the same.
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BJ1481.M3188 2012
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