The book by psychiatrist, psychologist, neurologist, philosopher and founder of the Third Vienna School of Psychotherapy Viktor Frankl is based on 13 articles and lectures written by him over 60 years of work on logotherapy, a psychotherapeutic method that focuses on a person's search for the meaning of being. The book traces the origin and development of logotherapy, gives its theoretical justification and methods of practical application. In addition, the collection is extremely interesting as a document of the era, as a testimony of a surviving eyewitness and participant in the tragic events of the twentieth century, called upon by his own life and fate to verify and confirm the theoretical provisions of his conclusions. The biography of Viktor Frankl, who went through the horror of the Nazi death camps, is the clearest proof of his conclusions that the main life force is the will of man to meaning. This book is a long-awaited event for logotherapists, psychotherapists, psychologists, educators, as well as for a wide range of readers who are thinking about the meaning of life and ways to find it.
