Man's Search FOR Meaning: AN Introduction TO Logotherapy

This paperback edition shows noticeable wear, including creases and small tears along the cover edges, and some discoloration due to age. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book is fully readable. There is no dust jacket, as typical for this format. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for reading and collecting.

Man's Search for Meaning: An Introduction to Logotherapy by Viktor E. Frankl is a profound exploration of the human quest for purpose. Published by Washington Square Press, Inc. in New York, this is the 11th printing from August 1967. Originally published in 1959, this edition has been newly revised and enlarged by the author. Viktor Frankl, a prominent psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor, introduces his groundbreaking psychological theory of logotherapy, emphasizing the search for meaning as a central human drive. This edition stands out for its affordability and accessibility, making Frankl’s insights available to a wider audience. The book's relevance endures, offering timeless wisdom on resilience and existential inquiry. Its subject matter spans psychology, philosophy, and memoir, appealing to readers interested in understanding the depths of human experience. This copy is a paperback, with signs of wear consistent with age, but remains a valuable addition to any collection focused on existential thought and psychological resilience.