Abstract
The term 'art-of-living' refers to the knack of leading a good life and is used in different contexts. In philosophy it denotes mostly living a virtuous life and is associated with morality and wisdom, whilst in psychology, the expression designates adequate coping and happiness. In daily language, the phrase indicates a joyous way of life. In lifestyle magazines it refers to a blissful jet-set life but the term is also used for the cultivation of more every day pleasures.
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