Mozartian Joy

....... He (Bernard Shaw) wrote a book entitled 'The Quintessence of Ibsenism' in which he set out a lot of his own interpretations of Ibsen: that he had sought to rescue his generation from materialism; that the aim of life is self-improvement, self-fulfillment; that morality is not fixed but evolves; that standards can never be eternal; that modern European literature is more important in teaching us how to live than the Bible, and that "Mozartian joy" is the aim of life. ~ Page 100