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<p>Created page with &quot;&lt;includeonly&gt; {{#switch: {{{1|}}} | 1993 Super Bowl = National Football League championship game | Abdera = Ancient Greek city in Thrace | Aikido = Japanese martial art emphasizing redirection and joint control | Archytas = Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician | Aristotle = Ancient Greek philosopher | Autotelic = Psychology term; self-rewarding activity or personality orientation | autotelic personality = Psychology concept; tendency to generate goals and f...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&lt;includeonly&gt;<br /> {{#switch: {{{1|}}}<br /> | 1993 Super Bowl = National Football League championship game<br /> | Abdera = Ancient Greek city in Thrace<br /> | Aikido = Japanese martial art emphasizing redirection and joint control<br /> | Archytas = Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician<br /> | Aristotle = Ancient Greek philosopher<br /> | Autotelic = Psychology term; self-rewarding activity or personality orientation<br /> | autotelic personality = Psychology concept; tendency to generate goals and find enjoyment anywhere<br /> | autotelic self = Psychology concept; self-directed person turning challenges into enjoyable goals<br /> | Berger and Luckmann = Sociologists; authors of social construction theory<br /> | Bobby Fischer = American chess grandmaster<br /> | Cézanne’s Bathers = Series of paintings by Paul Cézanne<br /> | Christian eternity = Christian concept of eternal life<br /> | Claremont Graduate University = American private research university in California<br /> | collective effervescence = Sociological term for shared emotional energy in rituals<br /> | Dallas Cowboys = American professional football team<br /> | Democritus = Ancient Greek philosopher<br /> | Experience Sampling Method = Psychological research method using random prompts to record experience<br /> | Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience = Popular psychology book by Mihály Csíkszentmihályi<br /> | flow = Psychology concept of optimal absorption in challenging, goal-directed activity<br /> | Francis Bacon = English philosopher and statesman<br /> | Greek heroic immortality = Classical ideal of fame-based afterlife through heroic deeds<br /> | Hatha Yoga = Yoga branch emphasizing postures and breath control<br /> | Hannah Arendt = German-born political theorist<br /> | Harper &amp; Row = American book publisher and imprint<br /> | Harper Perennial Modern Classics = HarperCollins paperback classics imprint<br /> | HarperCollins = Global book publisher<br /> | Hippocrates = Ancient Greek physician<br /> | Ilya Prigogine = Belgian physical chemist and Nobel laureate<br /> | Jerome Singer = American psychologist; daydreaming researcher at Yale<br /> | Joe Kramer = South Chicago welder profiled as a work-flow case<br /> | judo = Japanese martial art focused on throws and grappling<br /> | karate = Japanese striking martial art<br /> | Kepler = German astronomer<br /> | Kenneth Koch = American poet and teacher<br /> | kendo = Japanese fencing martial art using bamboo swords<br /> | Kodachrome = Color reversal film made by Kodak<br /> | kyudo = Japanese archery martial art<br /> | Los Angeles Times = American daily newspaper<br /> | Marcus Aurelius = Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher<br /> | Maya ball game = Mesoamerican ritual sport of the Maya<br /> | Mihály Csíkszentmihályi = Hungarian-American psychologist; originator of flow theory<br /> | Milan = Italian city in Lombardy<br /> | Mnemosyne = Greek goddess of memory<br /> | New York = U.S. city; book’s first publication location<br /> | Nicomachean Ethics = Aristotle’s treatise on ethics and happiness<br /> | Norman Bradburn = American social psychologist and survey researcher<br /> | Olympic festivals = Ancient Greek athletic and religious gatherings<br /> | Paleolithic = Prehistoric period characterized by stone tools<br /> | Philadelphia Museum = Art museum in Philadelphia<br /> | Picasso = Spanish painter and sculptor<br /> | Pitirim Sorokin = Russian-American sociologist; cultural dynamics theorist<br /> | Pont Trentaz = Hamlet in Italy’s Val d’Aosta<br /> | Positive psychology = Psychological movement studying well-being and strengths<br /> | President Bill Clinton = 42nd president of the United States<br /> | Professor Fausto Massimini = Italian psychologist at University of Milan; flow researcher<br /> | Pythagoras = Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician<br /> | Quality of Life Research Center = Research center at Claremont Graduate University<br /> | Roger Caillois = French intellectual and theorist of play<br /> | South Chicago = Industrial neighborhood of Chicago<br /> | T’ai Chi ch’uan = Chinese internal martial art with slow forms<br /> | Tarahumara = Indigenous people of northern Mexico known for distance running<br /> | TED Talk = Short talk at Technology, Entertainment, Design conferences<br /> | The Guardian = British newspaper<br /> | The Quality of American Life = Social survey and analysis title<br /> | Time = American news magazine<br /> | U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair = Former British prime minister<br /> | University of Chicago = Private research university in Chicago<br /> | University of Milan = Public research university in Milan<br /> | Val d’Aosta = Alpine region in northwest Italy<br /> | Yale = American university in New Haven<br /> | #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎<br /> }}<br /> &lt;/includeonly&gt;&lt;noinclude&gt;{{documentation}}&lt;/noinclude&gt;</div>

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