Iddo Landau, Ph.D.

About

Iddo Landau, Ph.D., is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Haifa. He has written extensively on the meaning of life. His book, Finding Meaning in an Imperfect World, has just come out in Oxford University Press.

Books by Iddo Landau, Ph.D.

Recent Posts

Time and Meaning: How to Make Our Lives More Meaningful

What should you spend time on to create the most meaningful and fulfilling version of your life?

Does Nostalgia Enhance Life’s Meaning?

Research suggests that recalling nostalgic memories may be a valuable tool in moments when life doesn't feel meaningful.

What Are the Most Meaningful Moments of Your Life?

Researchers have identified 5 key themes about the experiences people recall as meaningful.

Do Marriage and Parenthood Increase Life’s Meaning?

Some differences between women and men on marriage, parenthood, and meaningfulness.

Could Life Without Work Be Meaningful?

If technology made work unnecessary, would our lives be meaningless?

What Is the Goal of Psychotherapy?

Should therapy aim for subjective happiness, objective well-being, or meaningfulness?

5 Differences Between Happiness and Meaningfulness

Those who look only for happiness may have insufficiently meaningful lives.

Do Education and Intelligence Enhance Life's Meaning?

Are the lives of intelligent and highly educated people more meaningful?

Is Meaningfulness Different for Women and for Men?

Although rates of meaning are similar, sources of meaning in life differ.

Does Life’s Meaning Change Through Life’s Stages?

Different stages may call for different ways to enhance life’s meaning.