Philosophy Now December-January - 2026 [EN]

He even thought that the amounts of happiness involved in such decisions could be worked out algorithmically using what he called the Felicific Calculus. In any case, we can certainly say that happiness is enduringly popular and that most people seek it for themselves and for their loved ones. The articles in this issue therefore ask a range of questions both about the nature of happiness and about its value. Tara Daneshman says that happiness and regret are, unfortunately, inseparable. Across t