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Of Well-being and Ill-being Ch. in Happiness and Unhappiness .Well-being what- Happiness exactly to it
For clearness of discourse and conception it is altogether absolutely necessary to have some word by which the difference in value between the sum of the of his pleasure of all sorts and the curse of the of all which down to the the point of time ( the end of his life) a man has experienced many be designated.
This difference may, if it be in the of pleasure pleasure and of the be termed his exact amount of his well-being or his clear well-being. or simply his well-being:--if on the side of pain, the amount of his ill-being--or simply his ill-being
Instead of well-being the word happiness it will not be equally suitable to his purpose: It <gap?> not only to in all its , altogether out of the account, but to give it to be conditioned, thus whichsoever have for the pleasure that been experienced it is in a high and as it were that they have been experienced.
Comparatively speaking few men it is believed wanted for to be found who to any , Have not been in the enjoyment of the whole benefit if these taken together more or less considerable of well-being, all the the laborin equal have been in his and enjoyment of happiness as above .
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deontology |
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logic or deontology |
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ch. / of well-being and ill-being in general - happiness and unhappiness |
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jeremy bentham |
[[watermarks::[prince of wales feathers] mj&l 1811]] |
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colonel aaron burr |
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1811 |
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