Victoria S. Wike is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University of Chicago.

"People who work in Kant very often end up sounding like him, which is not good. While detailed and carefully argued, Wike's book is quite readable, written with economy and clarity." — R. Z. Friedman, University of Toronto

• Abbreviations Preface Acknowledgments Introduction 1. The Definition of Happiness 2. The Negative Role of Happiness As Principle 3. The Positive Role of Happiness As Natural End 4. The Positive Role of Happiness As Means 5. The Positive Role of Happiness as Part of  Moral End (the Highest Good) 6. Problems with the Highest Good and Consequences of the Highest Good for Happiness Notes Bibliography Index

Victoria S. Wike is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University of Chicago.

"People who work in Kant very often end up sounding like him, which is not good. While detailed and carefully argued, Wike's book is quite readable, written with economy and clarity." — R. Z. Friedman, University of Toronto

• Abbreviations Preface Acknowledgments Introduction 1. The Definition of Happiness 2. The Negative Role of Happiness As Principle 3. The Positive Role of Happiness As Natural End 4. The Positive Role of Happiness As Means 5. The Positive Role of Happiness as Part of  Moral End (the Highest Good) 6. Problems with the Highest Good and Consequences of the Highest Good for Happiness Notes Bibliography Index

Victoria S. Wike is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University of Chicago.

"People who work in Kant very often end up sounding like him, which is not good. While detailed and carefully argued, Wike's book is quite readable, written with economy and clarity." — R. Z. Friedman, University of Toronto

• Abbreviations Preface Acknowledgments Introduction 1. The Definition of Happiness 2. The Negative Role of Happiness As Principle 3. The Positive Role of Happiness As Natural End 4. The Positive Role of Happiness As Means 5. The Positive Role of Happiness as Part of  Moral End (the Highest Good) 6. Problems with the Highest Good and Consequences of the Highest Good for Happiness Notes Bibliography Index