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Do generalized positive and negative outcome expectancies account for the association between amor fati and dimensions of psychological well-being?: a prospective mediation analysis involving optimism and pessimism

Journal of Positive Psychology
Edward C. Chang
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Amor Fati, Mindful Coping, and Psychological Adjustment in Adults: A Test of a Mediation Model

Journal of Humanistic Psychology
Edward C. Chang
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Breaking the Spell: Carlos Saura's El amor brujo and el desencanto

Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 2003
Rob Stone
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‘CON DIOS EN BUEN AMOR’: A SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF THE TITLE OF THE LIBRO DE BUEN AMOR

Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1966
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Determining if living by amor fati, feeling connected to others, or not feeling lonely matter most to explaining well-being in adults: on evidence for the robustness of Nietzsche’s existential formula for human greatness in India

Asia Pacific Journal of Counselling and Psychotherapy
Shanmukh Kamble, Edward C. Chang
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Amor fati as a predictor of subsequent well-being and ill-being in adults: does belief in fate as a homeostatic process account for the prospective relationship?

Journal of Positive Psychology
Edward C. Chang
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Is Living by Amor Fati, Coping Resiliently, or Being Authentic Most Important for Explaining Mental Health in College Students?

Journal of Humanistic Psychology
Edward C. Chang
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Going beyond the role of coping behaviors in predicting subsequent depression and suicidal ideation: Do the positive personality variables of amor fati, optimism/pessimism, and hope still matter?

Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology
Edward C. Chang
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The Naturalist Inheritance in Amor, curiosidad, prozac y dudas by Lucía Etxebarria

Hispanic Research Journal, 2013
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Nietzsche contra stoicism: naturalism and value, suffering and amor fati

Inquiry (United Kingdom), 2019
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