Logotherapy and Existential Analysis: Articles and Lectures

The foundation of the book by psychiatrist, psychologist, neurologist, philosopher, and founder of the Third Viennese School of Psychotherapy Viktor Frankl consists of 13 articles and lectures he wrote over 60 years of work on logotherapy - a psychotherapeutic method that emphasizes the search for meaning in human existence. The book traces the emergence and development of logotherapy, providing its theoretical justification and practical application techniques. In addition, the collection is extremely interesting as a document of its time, as testimony from a surviving witness and participant in the tragic events of the 20th century, called by his own life and destiny to verify and confirm the theoretical propositions of his conclusions. Viktor Frankl's biography, having endured the horrors of Nazi death camps, serves as a vivid proof of his conclusions that the main driving force in life is a person's will to meaning.

This book is a long-awaited event for logotherapists, psychotherapists, psychologists, educators, as well as for a wide audience of readers who ponder the meaning of life and ways to seek it.