num_pages: 221
description: The Author Endured Years Of Unspeakable Horror In Nazi Death Camps. During Which, And Partly Because Of His Suffering, The Author Developed A Revolutionary Approach To Psychotherapy Known As Logatherapy. At The Core Of His Theory Is The Belief That Man's Primary Motivational Force Is His Search For Meaning. Experiences In A Concentration Camp -- Logotherapy In A Nutshell -- Postscript 1984. The Case For A Tragic Optimism. Viktor E. Frankl. Translation Of: Ein Psycholog Erlebt Das Konzentrationslager. Rev. And Extended Version Of The Author's From Death-camp To Existentialism Which First Appeared As Basic Concepts Of Logotherapy In The 1962 Ed. Of Man's Search For Meaning. Bibliography: 181-221.
language: en
title: Man's Search for Meaning: Revised and updated
publisher: Washington Square Pr