Classiques Des Sciences Sociales 2003
DOI: 10.1522/cla.ala.pro8
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Propos sur le bonheur

Abstract: Retour à la table des matières Ce recueil 1 me plaît. La doctrine me paraît sans reproche, quoique le problème soit divisé en petits morceaux. Dans le fait le bonheur est divisé en petits morceaux. Chaque mouvement d'humeur naît d'un événement physiologique passager ; mais nous l'étendons, nous lui donnons un sens oraculaire ; une telle suite d'humeurs fait le malheur, je dis en ceux qui n'ont pas de graves raisons d'être malheureux, car c'est ceux-là qui sont malheureux par leur faute. Les vrais malheurs, je … Show more

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“…This requires a phenomenological posture likely to make sense of people's corporeal frameworks and their relationships with their mental and cognitive individual and organisational activities. This is what we tried to emphasise when drawing on Alain (1928) and his vision of embodied happiness. 'Information', as conceptualised from the Macy conferences, is at least as old as computer science, information science and management information systems but its organisational implications deserve to be explored from historical, semiotic and sociomaterial perspectives, the latter having so far mainly concentrated on information technologies rather than information and its effects on our well-being and happiness.…”
Section: From the How To The Why Of 'Moral Delegation': Discussion Onmentioning
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“…This requires a phenomenological posture likely to make sense of people's corporeal frameworks and their relationships with their mental and cognitive individual and organisational activities. This is what we tried to emphasise when drawing on Alain (1928) and his vision of embodied happiness. 'Information', as conceptualised from the Macy conferences, is at least as old as computer science, information science and management information systems but its organisational implications deserve to be explored from historical, semiotic and sociomaterial perspectives, the latter having so far mainly concentrated on information technologies rather than information and its effects on our well-being and happiness.…”
Section: From the How To The Why Of 'Moral Delegation': Discussion Onmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…This has strong phenomenological implications. For the philosopher Alain (1928), happiness implies a connection between mental activities and the body, a mental process embedded in a here and now. The disembodiment, related to what we present here as a contemporary 'semiosis', makes this connection harder and harder.…”
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“…Il s'agit de : Yvon Joly, Stéphane Aubut, Clément Martel, Josée Savard, Vincent Lemieux, Jacques T. Godbout, Michelle Perron, Claude Gilbert, Gherty Rhainds, Eman Ali, Éric Pilote, Mustapha Fahmi, Cynthia Harvey, Roland Bourdeau. Je suis aussi redevable envers la merveilleuse équipe des Éditions JCL et l'Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, cette institution qui [280] m'accueille depuis plus de quinze ans maintenant. Je remercie également Yves Vaillancourt, Christian Jetté, Lucie Dumais, Marielle Tremblay, Sébastien Savard de l'équipe de recherche Economie socia-le, santé et bien-être et Danielle Maltais pour la précieuse collaboration qui s'est nouée au cours des années.…”
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