Well-Being - (Key Concepts in Philosophy) by Ben Bradley (Paperback)

Ben Bradley's "Well-Being" is a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the philosophical theories of well-being, exploring the central role it plays in moral and political theory.

The book guides readers through various theories, including hedonism, perfectionism, and pluralism, highlighting their benefits and drawbacks.

It also delves into the limitations of welfare-based approaches to ethics and introduces puzzles about well-being that arise in moral and prudential deliberations about procreation and death.

This book is perfect for those with no philosophical background or for philosophers looking for an overview of current thinking on the subject.

With its engaging and informative approach, "Well-Being" is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of well-being and its role in shaping our moral and political beliefs.