In September 1942, Viktor Frankl, ... before he and his family were taken away to the camps, Frankl had established himself as one of the leading psychiatrists in Vienna and the world.

Man’s Search For Meaning, by Viktor Frankl, is a book that’s always struck me like a punch to the gut because the story is so dark yet so real and so recent in terms of the timeline of human ...

Frankl began to develop his ideas of logotherapy in the 1930s, before the persecution of Jews intensified, leading to his eventual arrest, along with the rest of his family—his elderly parents ...

In his 1946 book Man’s Search for Meaning, Austrian psychologist and philosopher Viktor Frankl, ... His wife and other family members died in the camps — but he survived.

Viktor Frankl 1972 (credit: PICRYL) Frankl’s “tragic triad”—pain, guilt, and death—has shifted from academic concept to daily reality. The searing pain of absence.

"I first read Man's Search for Meaning when I was 19 years old," Mayank continues, "Viktor Frankl's words have not only shaped me as a writer and an artist, but as a human being.

Viktor Frankl was the founder of the logotherapy concept. He believed that human nature thrives on finding a life purpose. “Logo” is a word that comes from the Greek word "logos," which means ...