Questions About The Will to Meaning: Foundations and Applications of Logotherapy

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My perception is this is interesting... but rather a difficult read for laymen. Anyone?

Jill Burkinshaw A difficult read for sure. For me, to read this book to the end is to in some small way honor those that lived and died. And not just die but unbearab…moreA difficult read for sure. For me, to read this book to the end is to in some small way honor those that lived and died. And not just die but unbearably suffer and yet, some lived. (less)

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Confused: In Frankl's "Man's search for Meaning," the second part is "Logotherapy in a nutshell". This book is all about Logotherapy, and having read both, each book seems to say that Logotherapy is a different thing. Thoughts?

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how can i open and read this book..plz help me with that..will i have to buy this or is it free to read..thank you?

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