📘 "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor Frankl
The classic tribute to hope from the Holocaust…
A book, I'm sure, that will be well known to most.
We not only have a first-hand account of one man's experience during the Holocaust and at Auschwitz, but also delve deep unto the arm of psychology and existential analysis that Viktor Frankl developed.
He was working on Logotherapy before being captured and tried to keep some of his work going despite being under those conditions. Then later on he was able to develop his theories into what became his signature work.
A tale of 2 halves… a prisoner's perspective in the first half, then in the second it becomes more of a psychology work, discussing the theories and practices of Logotherapy.
This is the story of Dr Frankl and his life, and a significant search for us all – that being the pursuit of meaning…
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