Happycracy. How science and the happiness industry control our lives
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https://doi.org/10.37646/xihmai.v17i34.577Keywords:
Happycracia, Overview, happinessAbstract
The eternal search for happiness has permeated human existence in all its areas. This stratagem has become a guideline for how we should behave in society and what is "right and wrong" in our own culture. Likewise, the search for happiness has become a meritocratic conception, in which everyone gets what they deserve, without taking into account the economic, social or personal situations of each one.
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Cabanas, E. e Illouz, E. (2018). Happycracia. Cómo la ciencia y la industria de la felicidad controlan nuestras vidas. Paidós.
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