At one point in this book, the author is dragged through a field of young crops by his friend, who says that the act pales in comparison to the murder of his family.
At one point in this book, the author is dragged through a field of young crops by his friend, who says that the act pales in comparison to the murder of his family. During the "shock stage" in this book, the author asks what happened to his friend "P," and is told that he is "floating up to heaven" by a man pointing to a chimney. Near the end of this book, the author argues in favor of a Statue of Responsibility to be erected on the west coast of America. Its author concludes that "those who knew that there was a task waiting for them to fulfill were most apt to survive." The author of this book describes the shock, apathy, and depersonalization that occurred after being placed in a Nazi concentration camp. For 10 points, name this 1946 book intended as an "introduction to logotherapy," written by Viktor Frankl.
At one point in this book, the author is dragged through a field of young crops by his friend, who says that the act pales in comparison to the murder of his family.
Man's Search for Meaning: An Introduction to Logotherapy &lt;Cheyne&gt;