John J. Stuhr is Arts and Sciences Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and American Studies at Emory University. He received his BA from Carleton College and his MA and PhD from Vanderbilt University. He has held faculty positions at Vanderbilt, Penn State, University of Oregon, and Whitman College and visiting appointments in Freiburg, Germany and Melbourne, Australia. Specializing in 19th and 20th century American and European ethics and politics, he has written or edited a dozen books and over 100 scholarly articles and book chapters. He is Editor of the Journal of Speculative Philosophy, Series Editor of American Philosophy, and Founding Director of the American Philosophies Forum.

• Editor's Introduction Philosophy and Human Flourishing: Good Lives and How to Lead Them Part I: Meanings of Human Flourishing Chapter 1: The Conatus Project: Mattering and Morality by Rebecca Newberger Goldstein Chapter 2: Flourishing in the Flesh by Mark Johnson Chapter 3: Pragmatic Stories of Selves and Their Flourishing by Jessica Wahman Chapter 4: Well-Being: Taking Our Selves Seriously by Daniel M. Haybron Chapter 5: Hybrid Subjectivism about Well-Being by Valerie Tiberius Chapter 6: The Allure of the All by John Lachs Part II: Human Flourishing in Practice Chapter 7: Pragmatism About Flourishing: Conceptual Clarity and Practical Genius by John J. Stuhr Chapter 8: Navigating Irreconcilable Conflicts: Philosophical Thinking for Better Lives in Unjust Contexts by Lori Gallegos de Castillo Chapter 9: Relational Insensitivity: Social Deadening and the Interdependence of Flourishing and Withering by José Medina Chapter 10: Values Literacy and Citizenship by John Z. Sadler Chapter 11: Teaching Philosophy: The Love of Wisdom and the Cultivation of Human Flourishing by James Pawelski Chapter 12: Cultivating Autotelic Activities and Freedom to Flourish by Jennifer Hansen Chapter 13: Philosophy and the Art of Human Flourishing by Michele Moody-Adams

John J. Stuhr is Arts and Sciences Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and American Studies at Emory University. He received his BA from Carleton College and his MA and PhD from Vanderbilt University. He has held faculty positions at Vanderbilt, Penn State, University of Oregon, and Whitman College and visiting appointments in Freiburg, Germany and Melbourne, Australia. Specializing in 19th and 20th century American and European ethics and politics, he has written or edited a dozen books and over 100 scholarly articles and book chapters. He is Editor of the Journal of Speculative Philosophy, Series Editor of American Philosophy, and Founding Director of the American Philosophies Forum.

• Editor's Introduction Philosophy and Human Flourishing: Good Lives and How to Lead Them Part I: Meanings of Human Flourishing Chapter 1: The Conatus Project: Mattering and Morality by Rebecca Newberger Goldstein Chapter 2: Flourishing in the Flesh by Mark Johnson Chapter 3: Pragmatic Stories of Selves and Their Flourishing by Jessica Wahman Chapter 4: Well-Being: Taking Our Selves Seriously by Daniel M. Haybron Chapter 5: Hybrid Subjectivism about Well-Being by Valerie Tiberius Chapter 6: The Allure of the All by John Lachs Part II: Human Flourishing in Practice Chapter 7: Pragmatism About Flourishing: Conceptual Clarity and Practical Genius by John J. Stuhr Chapter 8: Navigating Irreconcilable Conflicts: Philosophical Thinking for Better Lives in Unjust Contexts by Lori Gallegos de Castillo Chapter 9: Relational Insensitivity: Social Deadening and the Interdependence of Flourishing and Withering by José Medina Chapter 10: Values Literacy and Citizenship by John Z. Sadler Chapter 11: Teaching Philosophy: The Love of Wisdom and the Cultivation of Human Flourishing by James Pawelski Chapter 12: Cultivating Autotelic Activities and Freedom to Flourish by Jennifer Hansen Chapter 13: Philosophy and the Art of Human Flourishing by Michele Moody-Adams

John J. Stuhr is Arts and Sciences Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and American Studies at Emory University. He received his BA from Carleton College and his MA and PhD from Vanderbilt University. He has held faculty positions at Vanderbilt, Penn State, University of Oregon, and Whitman College and visiting appointments in Freiburg, Germany and Melbourne, Australia. Specializing in 19th and 20th century American and European ethics and politics, he has written or edited a dozen books and over 100 scholarly articles and book chapters. He is Editor of the Journal of Speculative Philosophy, Series Editor of American Philosophy, and Founding Director of the American Philosophies Forum.

• Editor's Introduction Philosophy and Human Flourishing: Good Lives and How to Lead Them Part I: Meanings of Human Flourishing Chapter 1: The Conatus Project: Mattering and Morality by Rebecca Newberger Goldstein Chapter 2: Flourishing in the Flesh by Mark Johnson Chapter 3: Pragmatic Stories of Selves and Their Flourishing by Jessica Wahman Chapter 4: Well-Being: Taking Our Selves Seriously by Daniel M. Haybron Chapter 5: Hybrid Subjectivism about Well-Being by Valerie Tiberius Chapter 6: The Allure of the All by John Lachs Part II: Human Flourishing in Practice Chapter 7: Pragmatism About Flourishing: Conceptual Clarity and Practical Genius by John J. Stuhr Chapter 8: Navigating Irreconcilable Conflicts: Philosophical Thinking for Better Lives in Unjust Contexts by Lori Gallegos de Castillo Chapter 9: Relational Insensitivity: Social Deadening and the Interdependence of Flourishing and Withering by José Medina Chapter 10: Values Literacy and Citizenship by John Z. Sadler Chapter 11: Teaching Philosophy: The Love of Wisdom and the Cultivation of Human Flourishing by James Pawelski Chapter 12: Cultivating Autotelic Activities and Freedom to Flourish by Jennifer Hansen Chapter 13: Philosophy and the Art of Human Flourishing by Michele Moody-Adams