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The best things in life: a guide to what really matters
New York: Oxford University Press (2011)
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Feeling good: four ways -- Finding that feeling -- The place of pleasure -- Knowing what's what -- Making things happen -- Being good -- Love and friendship -- Putting it together.Author's Profile
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