After having experienced the hell on earth in the German concentration camp, Viktor E. Frankl had found ways to preserve the will to live for himself, and to share with readers how one can find meaning in life in even the most tortuous living condition... Vietnamese translation by Thanh Thao.
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After having experienced the hell on earth in the German concentration camp, Viktor E. Frankl had found ways to preserve the will to live for himself, and to share with readers how one can find meaning in life in even the most tortuous living condition... Vietnamese translation by Thanh Thao.
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I've never recommended a book, but this one ought to be read by everyone. This is hard won wisdom from Frankl. What he had to say about meaning in life will always be relevant.
john w
Dec 26, 2013
A MUST READ
For anyone interested in psychology this book should be your starting point and used repeatedly to keep you grounded.
joyce b
Oct 31, 2013
thought provoking
a review of life in concentration camps written by a jew. Gives great insight into staying alive on a day to day basis
Marilynne B
Oct 3, 2013
Search for Meaning
I have not finished reading this one as yet. It requires thinking about the meaning. MJB
Paul S
Apr 11, 2013
why read Frankl's book
This is an important work, both the first half about his time in the Nazi concentration camps, and the seond half that explains his philosophy on "meaning".
