: These are seen as "splendid" aspects of life that embody other basic goods, such as pleasure and virtue, to a high degree.
“This book is part treatise, part blueprint for living a more satisfying life. It is not a step by step self help book... This is a thought-provoking and dare I say "pleasurable" read.” Amazon.in
: The Best Things in Life: A Guide to What Really Matters (Philosophy in Action) Author : Thomas Hurka Retailers : eCampus.com : ~$18.93 Barnes & Noble : ~$22.99 Books A Million : ~$22.99 Reader Perspectives
: Not all knowledge is equal. Hurka explores which kinds of information are most worth pursuing, prioritizing depth and relevance over trivial facts.
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Readers and critics often highlight the book's ability to bridge the gap between academic philosophy and everyday life.
This 208-page guide, published by Oxford University Press in 2010, is designed for non-academic readers and avoids dense technical jargon.
