Yes to life : in spite of everything /
Frankl, Viktor E.1905-1997Verfasseraut(DE-588)118534904
Goleman, Daniel,writer of introduction.
Vesely, Franz,writer of afterword.
Young, Joelletranslator.
Frankl's seminal work was in manuscript form when he was arrested and deported to Auschwitz in 1942. During his imprisonment, he recreated and supplemented his theories, and it became the foundation of Man's search for meaning, written in nine days after his liberation. Eleven months later Frankl  held a series of public lectures in Vienna. Those lectures are published here in English for the first time. -- adapted from jacket
Translated from the German.
First published in Germany as Über den Sinn des Lebens in 2019.
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction by Daniel Goleman -- On the Meaning and Value of Life I -- On the Meaning and Value of Life II -- Experimentum Crucis -- Afterword by Franz Vesely -- About Viktor E. Frankl -- Further Works by Viktor E. Frankl -- About the Viktor Frankl Institute -- About Daniel Goleman and Franz Vesely -- Notes.
Frankl's seminal work was in manuscript form when he was arrested and deported to Auschwitz in 1942. During his imprisonment, he recreated and supplemented his theories, and it became the foundation of Man's search for meaning, written in nine days after his liberation. Eleven months later Frankl  held a series of public lectures in Vienna. Those lectures are published here in English for the first time. -- adapted from jacket
Meaning (Psychology)
Resilience (Personality trait)