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The Happiness Hypothesis
Jonathan Haidt reveals how ancient wisdom, validated by modern psychology, offers a more enduring path to well-being by understanding our dual nature and the true sources of meaning.
“Jonathan Haidt reveals how ancient wisdom, validated by modern psychology, offers a more enduring path to well-being by understanding our dual nature and the true sources of meaning.”
— Jonathan Haidt, The Happiness Hypothesis
Psychology, Well-being, Philosophy, Meaning
If you've ever felt your rational intentions overridden by deeper, unexamined impulses, this can help you understand the hidden forces shaping your inner life.
Jonathan Haidt, a social psychologist, draws on a vast intellectual landscape of philosophy, religion, and science to illuminate the often-unseen mechanisms that govern our moral and emotional lives.