Religion Kokoro no Jidai - Religion / Life - Viktor Frankl But life still has meaning. Culture

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[Introduction to Contents] Frankl, a Jewish psychiatrist who came back from Auschwitz to affirm his one time life.
Frankl became world-famous for the 『 night and mist 』 that described his experience in a concentration camp, but what he really wanted to convey was not the number of atrocities committed by the Nazis, but the message that "there is always a meaning to live in any life".
In what did Frankl find hope and continue to have the will to live?
In this book, the lecturer, who is a disciple of Frankl's disciples, introduces Frankl's turbulent life and thoughts that he wanted to share with the world by betting his life, and explores the way he survived through hardships.
In this book, there is a special contribution by the author Masashi Ono.
Author's Biography
Born in 1945.
Completed a master's course in the Department of Philosophy in the Faculty of Letters at Sophia University and completed a doctoral course at Munich University.
Obtained a qualification as a certified logo therapist at the Southern German Institute of Logo Therapy in 2000.
Founded the Southern German Institute of Logo Therapy in 2005.
Held an introductory seminar on logo therapy in 2001.
Author 『 Frankl's Life and Logo Therapy 』 (System Publica), 『 Logo Therapy and Story Frankl's Teaching 』 (Shinsei Publishing Co.), "Anthropology of Meaning" taught by Frankl Frankl (Shinki Publishing Co.), "Anthropology of Meaning" taught by Frankl Frankl (Shinki Publishing Co.), "Anthropology of Meaning" taught by Frankl Frankl (Shinki Publishing Co.), "Anthropology of Meaning" taught by Frankl Frankl (Shinki Publishing Co.), "Anthropology of Meaning" taught by Frankl 茅生 『 』 『 』 Katsuta