"Man's Search for Meaning" - Finding the meaning of life

 

Overview

 Viktor E. Frankl's "Man's Search for Meeting" is a book about the philosophical consideration of the meaning of human existence based on his survival experience in Nazi concentration schools during World War II. The content of discovering the meaning of life in the experience of death and suffering is a strong inspiration to many readers.

 

Introduction to the author

 Viktor E. Frankl was an Austrian psychiatrist who developed the theory of log therapy (psychotherapy) based on his experience surviving in Nazi concentration schools during World War II. He valued philosophical considerations of the meaning of life and the logic of human existence.

Contents: Having experienced poverty and difficulties as a child, I felt strong sympathy for the story of finding the meaning of life in the experience of pain and death listed by Frankl while reading this book. The story of Frankl's ability to discover and maintain the meaning of life even in difficult situations was very touching. Through this book, we can re-examine the meaning of human existence and gain insights on how we discover and maintain the value of life.

 

Thatk’s Why…

 "Man's Search for Meaning" shows strong willpower and endurance to discover and maintain the meaning of life even in the pain and difficulties of life. This book makes us think twice about the value of life and the meaning of human existence, and it is a book that gives us stronger motivation and hope.