Man's Search for Meaning book

Man's Search for Meaning

 Viktor E. Frankl  

Self growth  Psychology    Mindfulness & Happiness  

Ever wondered about the harrowing experiences of concentration camp prisoners and their struggle for survival? Curious about how they found moments of joy and humor amidst unimaginable suffering? Intrigued by the concept of logotherapy and the human quest for meaning in life? Dive into this exploration of human resilience, the depths of cruelty, and the heights of decency, even in the most inhumane conditions.


Ever wondered about the harrowing experiences of concentration camp prisoners and their struggle for survival? Curious about how they found moments of joy and humor amidst unimaginable suffering? Intrigued by the concept of logotherapy and the human quest for meaning in life? Dive into this exploration of human resilience, the depths of cruelty, and the heights of decency, even in the most inhumane conditions.;

#1

Did Humor and Art Play a Crucial Role in Survival During Concentration Camp Life?

01 Jan 1970

03:14

03:14


#2

Surviving the Unthinkable: The Harrowing Journey from Concentration Camps to Liberation

01 Jan 1970

02:38

02:38


#3

Can Finding Meaning in Life Help Overcome Neurosis and Existential Frustration?

01 Jan 1970

02:53

02:53


#4

Tragic Optimism: Finding Meaning and Hope Amidst Life's Inevitable Suffering

01 Jan 1970

02:18

02:18


#5

Final Recap

01 Jan 1970

01:46

01:46



About Author

Viktor E. Frankl was an Austrian neurologist and psychiatrist as well as a Holocaust survivor. He is most renowned for his book "Man's Search for Meaning," which he wrote based on his experiences in Nazi concentration camps during World War II. In this influential work, Frankl describes his psychotherapeutic method, which involved identifying a purpose in life to feel positive about, and then immersively imagining that outcome. His book and his development of Logotherapy, a form of existential analysis, have inspired millions around the world.

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