The Conquest of Happiness: (Annotated)

Bertrand Russell’s The Conquest of Happiness is a classic exploration of the causes of unhappiness and the conditions that make a fuller and more satisfying life possible.First published in 1930, this work examines many of the struggles that disturb peace of mind, including competition, boredom, fatigue, envy, guilt, and social pressure. Russell then turns to the habits and ways of thinking that support happiness, such as affection, purpose, work, love, and a wider interest in life.Written with clarity, intelligence, and humanity, this book remains one of the most accessible and enduring works on the subject of happiness. Its reflections continue to speak to readers seeking balance, meaning, and a deeper understanding of everyday life.This hardcover edition presents the text in a clear and readable format for modern readers. Read more