Academic Publications
Articles
- Weijers, Dan
& Jarden, Aaron
(forthcoming). The Problem with Happiness, The Philosopher's
Magazine. Link
- Turton, Dan
(2009). The Real Dirt on Happiness Studies: A Reply to 'The Unhappy
thing about Happiness Economics', Real-world Economics Review,
49:
83-89.
Link
Book Chapters
- Weijers,
Dan, (forthcoming). The Experience Machine Objection to Hedonism, in Just
the
Arguments, Edited by Michael Bruce
& Steven Barbone, Wiley-Blackwell. Link
- Weijers,
Dan, Eng, David & Das, Ramon (forthcoming). Sharing the
Responsibility of Dealing with Climate Change: Interpreting the
Principle of Common but Differentiated Responsibilities, in Public
Policy: Why Ethics Matters, Edited by Jonathan Boston, Andrew
Bradstock & David Eng,
ANU E Press. Link
Book Reviews
- Weijers, Dan
(forthcoming). Bok, Derek, The Politics of Happiness: What Government
Can Learn from the New Research on Well-Being, New
Zealand Positive Psychology
Newsletter. Link
- Weijers, Dan
(2010). Bok, Derek, The Politics of Happiness: What Government
Can Learn from the New Research on Well-Being, Metapsychology Online.
Link
- Turton, Dan
(2010). Hanson, Rick, Buddha's Brain: The Practical neuroscience of
Happiness, Love & Wisdom, Metapsychology Online. Link
- Turton, Dan
(2009). Kraut, Richard. What is Good and Why: The Ethics of
Well-Being, Metapsychology
Online. Link
- Turton, Dan
(2009). Kringelbach, Morten, The Pleasure Center: Trust Your Animal
Instincts, Metapsychology
Online. Link
- Turton, Dan
(2008). Frey, Bruno, Happiness: A Revolution in Economics, Metapsychology
Online. Link
- Turton, Dan
(2007). Feldman, Fred, Pleasure and the Good Life: Concerning the
Nature, Varieties and Plausibility of Hedonism, Australasian
Journal of Philosophy, 85(2): 338-340. Link
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Contact
Email:
danweijers[at]gmail[dot]com
Phone:
+64-4-463-5233 extension
8651
Address:
Dan Weijers
Philosophy Programme,
Victoria University of
Wellington,
PO Box 600,
Wellington 6140,
New Zealand
Why
Contact Me?
Please feel free
to
contact me. I'm more than happy to discuss philosophical and
wellbeing-related matters with anyone.
Of particular
interest to me is making contact with other wellbeing researchers.
Especially for the following reasons:
- If you
are interested in being a
peer reviewer for or potential contributor to the International
Journal of Wellbeing
- If you
are
an editor of a philosophy or wellbeing-related project looking for a
contributor
- If you
are
interested in collaborating on theoretical, interdisciplinary, or
empirical wellbeing research
- If you
are a
non-philosopher and want to discuss philosophical aspects of wellbeing
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