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Discover a transformative exploration of purpose with Susan Wolf's 'Meaning in Life and Why It Matters.' This critically acclaimed work, published by Princeton University Press in 2012, delves into the intricate motivations that drive human behavior. Moving beyond the traditional dichotomy of egoistic versus altruistic motives, Wolf argues that true meaning is often found in our love for things we deem worthy. With her engaging narrative, she presents a thought-provoking examination of how meaningful actions contribute to a fulfilling life. This insightful trade paperback not only challenges conventional views on happiness and morality but also asserts that meaningfulness is essential to a life well-lived. Ideal for readers seeking to enrich their understanding of existential philosophy, 'Meaning in Life and Why It Matters' is a must-have addition to your library. Dive into a profound dialogue about what gives life significance and explore the compelling reasons why meaning matters now more than ever. Connect with timeless themes of love, purpose, and the human experience through this deeply reflective text. Elevate your philosophical inquiry with a book that resonates with those pondering life's biggest questions, perfect for students, philosophers, and anyone striving to find their place in the world.