eudaemonism
/juˈdiməˌnɪzəm/
noun
- A system of ethics that defines right action as that which leads to well-being and happiness.
- In modern discussions, eudaemonism is often contrasted with duty-based ethics.
- Many ancient Greek thinkers embraced eudaemonism as a guide for living a virtuous life.
- The philosopher's theory of eudaemonism argues that happiness is the highest good.