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COPY LINK HERE ; https://inkomastory.blogspot.com/?full=1589881478 [PDF READ ONLINE] Pursuits of Happiness: On Being Interested | “[Brann] is a person of many strong interests. The central chapter of this book, 'On Being Interested,' offers a road map to staying happy: cultivate real interests . . . For John Locke and his disciple Thomas Jefferson, happiness is not pleasure. Like those precursors, Brann teaches Americans to free themselves from att
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Pursuits of Happiness: On Being Interested “Brann] is a person of many strong interests. The central chapter of this book, 'On Being Interested,' offers a road map to staying happy: cultivate real interests . . . For John Locke and his disciple Thomas Jefferson, happiness is not pleasure. Like those precursors, Brann teaches Americans to free themselves from attachment to superficial gratifications and to pursue a higher-quality contentment with life. She locates this contentment in our ‘inerestedness.’. . . As an American, my encounter with Brann’swork calls me back to a sense of my own good fortune. Against a keening background noise of lament—ovr the economy, the climate, the pandemic, the predations of technology, crime—Ev Brann’sbright witness lifts me up and out.”#8212Peggy Ellsberg, Los Angeles Review of BooksBrann holds us steady in a world that sometimes seems chaotic . . . At this time, the loudest voices among us are dystopian, and spoken language is losing all civility. If you want a change from this, Pursuits of Happiness is a good place to start. Here’sa fascinating, independent-minded writer whose words connect us to living more fully toward a more beneficial life—thught-forms as catalysts.—Wahington Independent Review of BooksThe essays of Pursuits of Happiness are articulations of Eva Brann’s“voational”happiness of thinking things through. To Ms. Brann our inalienable right to the pursuit of happiness is the right not to an “enless chase,”but rather the right to the actual practice of happiness, as in the “pusuit of a vocation.”With essays like “Tis on Reading Homer”and “ThGreatness of Great Books”she keeps at her
calling: to understand the world around us, and between us, to listen to our inner self-talk, and to consider what comes, perhaps, from beyond us.
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