17 LUG 2005

2nd Workshop on capabilities and happiness - Second Day

[NON DEFINITO] | - 00:00 Durata: 4 ore 47 min

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Milano, 17 Giugno 2005 - " Researches on the "Economics and Happiness" are increasingly taking a considerable place among the interest of social scientists: quality of life, the relationship between goods and well-begin, relational good, intrinsic motivation, and the impact of basic need and relational satisfactions to motivation and wellness.

These inquiries overlap with the "Capabilities Approach", which very much directs attention to these issues.

In this strand scholars are interested in intrinsic motivations, civic commitment, relationship status and quality and personal growth as
indicators of a happy life.

This approach to happiness - that has supporters in economics, sociology and psychology - is fully consistent with the capabilities approach, and has been influenced by rediscovery of Aristotle's eudaimonic conception of happiness, as discussed in the work of philosopher such as Martha Nussbaum.

The principal aim of this interdisciplinary workshop is together scholars of all the different methodological strands for a rich encounter.

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  • Panel 3: Subjective Well-Being or Psychological Well-Being?

    Carol Ryff "Varieties of Well-Being and Biology: Understanding the Neurophysiology of Human Flourishing"<br> Edward Deci "The Relation of Intrinsic and Extrinsic Goals to Well-being (SWB and PWB)"
    0:00 Durata: 1 ora 59 min
  • Amartya Sen

    "Why happiness is important but not uniquely so"<br> General discussion<br> Chair: Neil De Marchi<br> <strong>Panel 4: Happiness and Capabilities</strong>
    2:00 Durata: 1 ora 51 min
  • Richard Easterlin

    "Life Cycle Happiness and Its Sources: Why Psychology and Economics Need Each Other"<br> Chair: Pier Luigi Porta<br>
    3:52 Durata: 56 min 20 sec