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edonismo
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Hedonism is the philosophical view that pleasure is a central or primary motivator of human behavior and/or that it holds special importance in questions about what makes life valuable and how we should act morally. It matters because it challenges how we think about what drives us as people and what we should prioritize in living well and treating others fairly.
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Edonismo (dal greco antico ἡδονή edoné, "piacere") è, in senso generale, il termine con il quale si indica qualsiasi genere di filosofia o scuola di pensiero che identifichi il bene morale col piacere, riconoscendo in esso il fine ultimo dell'essere umano.
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