The Meaning of Life and Psychotherapy

In this book, which embraces an unshakable belief in the meaning of life, Viktor E. Frankl tries to find a solution to the hopelessness and helplessness that people fall into as a result of not being able to understand the meaning of life, the world, and existence, which can lead to suicide. According to Frankl, the solution or therapy lies in finding meaning in the concrete reality of life; We need to avoid denying the function and place of pain, despair, illness and death in this meaning construction. Meaning, within concrete life, is the answer that life gives to the questions asked of it. Frankl, who was imprisoned in concentration camps by the Nazis and lost his family in the gas chambers, explains in a fluent language how even at the lowest point of this abyss, meaning supports resistance as a part of indestructible human freedom. The reader will find a philosophy of therapy in this book. This is an untiring but assertive philosophy.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 272

Year of Print: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Say Publications

Number of Pages: 272

First Print Year: 2014

Language Turkish