Sufrimiento y felicidad: El rol complementario del sufrimiento en la búsqueda de la felicidad

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01/2025
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Asociación Civil Científica Piensa Diferente
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Pensamiento Transformacional
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Este escrito parte de la premisa de que, debido al creciente interés en los diversos campos que estudian la felicidad, resulta esencial tener una noción clara, realista y beneficiosa aplicable a toda la comunidad. Para ello, es necesario evaluar el rol del sufrimiento, si su presencia permite la posibilidad de felicidad, examinando si está compuesta solo de placer, si es imposible de lograr a causa del dolor, o si existe otra alternativa. En primer lugar, se repasa el estado actual de las disciplinas científicas que estudian la felicidad. Luego se explayan distintas visiones que han surgido a lo largo de la existencia humana sobre la posibilidad de la felicidad en un mundo en el que predomina el sufrimiento, así como la validez de sus afirmaciones y la utilidad de sus conclusiones. Se desarrollan distintas visiones acerca del sufrimiento y la felicidad, presentando finalmente una postura que no ve a la felicidad y sufrimiento como opuestos, sino como complementarios. Se abocará por esta última concepción de la felicidad, entendida en términos cercanos a la eudaimonía aristotélica.
This paper is based on the premise that, due to the growing interest in the various fields that study happiness, it is essential to have a clear, realistic and beneficial notion applicable to the entire community. For this, it is necessary to evaluate the role of suffering, if its presence allows the possibility of happiness, examining if it is composed only of pleasure, if it is impossible to achieve because of pain, or if there is another alternative. First, the current state of the scientific disciplines that study happiness will be reviewed. Then, different visions that have arisen throughout human existence about the possibility of happiness in a world in which suffering predominates will be elaborated, as well as the validity of their affirmations and the usefulness of their conclusions. Different visions about suffering and happiness will be developed, finally presenting a position that does not see happiness and suffering as opposites, but as complementary. The paper will seek to defend this last conception of happiness, understood in terms close to the conception of Aristotelian eudaimonia.
This paper is based on the premise that, due to the growing interest in the various fields that study happiness, it is essential to have a clear, realistic and beneficial notion applicable to the entire community. For this, it is necessary to evaluate the role of suffering, if its presence allows the possibility of happiness, examining if it is composed only of pleasure, if it is impossible to achieve because of pain, or if there is another alternative. First, the current state of the scientific disciplines that study happiness will be reviewed. Then, different visions that have arisen throughout human existence about the possibility of happiness in a world in which suffering predominates will be elaborated, as well as the validity of their affirmations and the usefulness of their conclusions. Different visions about suffering and happiness will be developed, finally presenting a position that does not see happiness and suffering as opposites, but as complementary. The paper will seek to defend this last conception of happiness, understood in terms close to the conception of Aristotelian eudaimonia.
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