Inglese 13-14 Lezioni 15-17. Lezioni 15-16 – 17/1/2014 Nozick on Happiness.

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Inglese Lezioni 15-17

Lezioni – 17/1/2014 Nozick on Happiness

Conferenza di N.L. Oaklander "What is the ontology of time?" Venerdì 9 Maggio (ultimo giorno di lezioni) Mattina o pomeriggio?

The main thesis 99 (MT) Happiness can be precious, yet (MT) Happiness is not the only... as shown by the experience machine...

Two reasons for MT p. 100 R1: increase of happiness is better than decrease (v. 101*: Kahneman & Tversky) p. 102 R2: we can show that more matters than happines or pleasure [SAME THING?] by considering... a life of bovine contentment...

What is pleasure? p. 102* Freud pleasure principle vs. reality principle (to be contrasted with "the second relaity principle (p. 106)) p. 103*... what pleasure is... pleasurable because of the felt qualities BUT, p. 104: " we care about things in addition to how our lives feel to us from the inside ENTER the experience machine...

Lezione 17 (manca la registrazione) – 18/3/14

The experience machine R3: the experience machine pp p. 106* the second reality principle R4 p. 107: sharing with other people