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Viktor E. Frankl
ISBN 9781846047886
Rs. 958
Penguin Books
Embracing Hope
Who it's for: Readers interested in philosophy and Viktor Frankl's work
Discover a new collection of rediscovered works from Viktor Frankl, the international bestselling author of Man’s Search for Meaning and Yes to Life in Spite of Everything. This inspiring book delves into Frankl’s timeless themes of purpose, meaning, and personal responsibility, offering fresh insights through four previously unpublished works. Each part reveals Frankl’s profound reflections on the human condition, guiding readers on a thought-provoking journey towards deeper self-understanding. Why You Should Read? Unpublished Wisdom: Gain access to four never-before-published works that expand on Frankl’s philosophy of meaning and responsibility. Timeless Themes: Explore powerful discussions on post-war societal emptiness, personal growth, and the essence of freedom and responsibility. Diverse Formats: Learn through varied mediums—a 1955 medical article, a 1977 television interview, a 1946 lecture, and a 1984 public address—offering unique perspectives and depth. For Every Reader: Whether you're new to Frankl’s work or a longtime follower, this book provides valuable lessons that resonate across cultures and generations. Enduring Impact: Frankl’s teachings will inspire reflection long after you’ve turned the final page, enriching your understanding of life’s greater purpose.
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- Contains four previously unpublished works by Viktor Frankl
- Includes a 1955 medical article, a 1977 TV interview, a 1946 lecture, and a 1984 public address
- Explores themes of purpose, meaning, and personal responsibility
- Offers insights into post-war societal emptiness and personal growth
- Suitable for both new readers and longtime followers of Frankl
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What is this book about?
It is a collection of four previously unpublished works by Viktor Frankl, exploring themes of purpose, meaning, and personal responsibility.
What formats are included?
The book includes a 1955 medical article, a 1977 television interview, a 1946 lecture, and a 1984 public address.
Is this suitable for readers new to Frankl?
Yes, the book is designed for both new readers and longtime followers, offering valuable lessons that resonate across cultures and generations.
What are the main themes?
The main themes are purpose, meaning, personal responsibility, freedom, and post-war societal emptiness.