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Dacher Keltner on The Science of a Meaningful Life, Part 2/2 (SIE15)

A presentation by Dacher Keltner on the science of a meaningful life, given June 26, 2015, at the Greater Good Science Center Summer Institute for Educators.

By Dacher Keltner | June 2005 | TRT 32:41

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Emiliana Simon-Thomas on Gratitude for Educators (SIE14)

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Emiliana Simon-Thomas on Emotions, Empathy and Compassion, Part 3/3 (SIE15)

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Emiliana Simon-Thomas on Emotions, Empathy and Compassion, Part 2/3 (SIE15)

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