Viktor Frankl by Anna Redsand
A Life Worth Living
An accessible biography follows a Viennese Jewish psychiatrist from curious youth to Holocaust survivor, showing how his time in ghettos and concentration camps forged a meaning-centered approach to therapy. It traces profound personal losses and remarkable resilience, emphasizing the conviction that even in extreme suffering one can choose an attitude and discover purpose. The narrative situates his ideas within historical context, then follows his postwar work as clinician, teacher, and bestselling author, explaining logotherapy in clear, age-appropriate terms. It ultimately invites readers to reflect on responsibility, freedom, and the search for meaning in their own lives.
- Published
- 2006
- Nationality
- American
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- Original Language
- English
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