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Man's Search for Meaning

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1946
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”Man’s Search for Meaning” is a deeply philosophical by Viktor Frankl a survivor of the holocaust that seeks to explain his experiences in the concentration camp. Combining autobiography and lessons in psychology, it shares how discovering meaning in life can make us stronger even if we are to face life’s worst. An example of a book that offers encouraging information for people and will remain popular throughout the centuries.

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Viktor Frankl

A Viennese psychiatrist who had already begun developing his ideas when he was deported, and who lost his wife, his mother and his father in the camps. Man's Search for Meaning was written in nine days after the war ended.

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First published
1946
Reading time
About 3 hours
Pages
141
Language
English
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