A Two-Factors Analysis of Intense Happiness?
Some intense states are states of feeling very strongly and directly that a certain way that things can (hypothetically) be is good.
Some intense states are states of feeling very strongly and directly that things are a certain way.
States of intense happiness as overlaps of these two states?
I’m trying to say, like, that happiness is admiration minus distance. Or that the phenomenology of happiness’ a special case of the phenomenology of admiration.
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