by Viktor Frankl
Frankl extends his earlier work to argue that repressed meaning, not repressed sexuality, is the root of modern neurosis. The unconscious, he claims, is fundamentally spiritual.
In this collection, Man's Search for Ultimate Meaning references 2 other books.
It draws on Man's Search for Meaning and Meditations.
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Frankl directly extends Man's Search for Meaning, building on his logotherapy framework with additional clinical and philosophical depth
References Marcus Aurelius' Meditations and Stoic philosophy as intellectual precursors to his meaning-centred psychology
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