Suffering from the Meaninglessness of Life. Relevant Psychotherapy

The book by the world-famous Austrian philosopher, psychologist, and creator of logotherapy Viktor Frankl (1905-1997) is a collection of lectures that present the main ideas of existential psychology in an accessible and engaging form.
The scientific and literary career of the outstanding Austrian psychologist began in 1924 when he, with the approval of Sigmund Freud, published his first article in the "International Journal of Psychoanalysis." After experiencing an interest in psychoanalysis and Adlerian psychology in his youth, Viktor Frankl became the founder of a completely new direction in psychology, which is now referred to as the Third Viennese School of Psychotherapy. Based on his rich experience as a practicing psychotherapist, Frankl analyzes not only the reasons for the painful feeling of meaninglessness that prevails in modern society but also offers his recipe for relief from the sufferings caused by this feeling.