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Philosophy of Happiness: A Theoretical and Practical Examination by Martin Janello.

Directory

 

This website is divided into fourteen main sections including this page.

 

1. The Homepage describes the mission and motivation of the Philosophy of Happiness website to assist visitors in exploring, developing, and implementing their own concepts of happiness.

 

2. This Directory page provides site orientation.

 

3. The Intros section contains a series of articles of various length and approach to familiarize readers with the issues my philosophy sets out to solve.

 

4. The Book section outlines the basic problems of identifying and pursuing happiness as well as the undertakings of the Philosophy of Happiness book to solve them. Free-of-charge online print and audio versions of the entire book are linked. And there is information about paper print and e-book editions of the book for purchase.

 

5. The Knowing section describes the six-volume Knowing series of original philosophical quotes and poems I authored: Live Knowing Life, Love Knowing Love, Pine Knowing Pain, Shine Knowing Shame, Climb Knowing Aim, and Knowing Won't Let Darkness Reign. It also connects to free-of-charge online versions of all six books and contains information regarding paper print and e-book editions for purchase.

 

6. The Reflections section contains a collection of essays I wrote over the years, titled Philosophic Reflections. These essays reveal motivations, illustrations, and resulting considerations of my philosophical exploration. The collection can be read free of charge.

 

7. The Blog section assembles selected contemplations of mine on subjects of the Philosophy of Happiness book, including implementations and obstacles thereto.

 

8. A Forum invites readers to engage in a public discussion of my philosophical work and to ask me questions about it.

 

9. The Social tab references my social media presence and summarizes the subjects of my involvement. It also describes my initiative to combine, in one list, social media accounts by philosophy professionals worldwide and from all academic disciplines.

 

10. Readers can communicate with me directly through a message template in the Contact section.

 

11. The Publicity section provides a short curriculum vitae and portrait of me, an abstract of my philosophy and work,  information pointers, as well as book plates of my print and e-book publications.

 

12. The Resources section serves as a central reference for free-of-charge materials to help familiarize readers with my work.

 

13. An extensive FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) section addresses 24 of the most prevalent inquiries about this website, the  namesake book, related publications, as well as their context and preparation.

 

14. The Terms of Use, accessible at the bottom of each page, spell out the underlying legal conditions for the use of this website and related materials.

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