different between eudaemonia vs eudaemonic

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eudaemonia (uncountable)

From Ancient Greek ???????????? (eudaimonikós), from ?????????? (eudaimonía, “happiness”), from ???????? (eudaím?n, “fortunate, happy”).

eudaemonic

Of or pertaining to a eudaemon.
That produces satisfied happiness and well-being.
- 1993, edited by Janina Frentzel-Zagórska, From a One-Party State to Democracy: Transition in Eastern Europe, ?ISBN, page 23:
  During the 1960s and 1970s, many communist leaderships sought to legitimate their rule increasingly through the eudaemonic mode; the various economic reforms in the USSR and Eastern Europe at the time constituted the major symbol of this.
- 2017 January 28, Teal Burrow, Why am I here?, New Scientist, Issue 3110, page 32,
  In 2013, Cole examined the influence of well-being instead. He focused on two types: hedonic, from pleasure and rewards, and eudaemonic, from having a purpose beyond self-gratification.

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