Livet måste ha mening [Man's Search for Meaning]

In "Livet måste ha mening," Viktor E. Frankl explores the concept of logotherapy, which he developed during his harrowing three years as a prisoner in concentration camps. He argues that the quest for meaning is humanity's primary driving force, contrasting this with Freud's focus on pleasure and Adler's emphasis on power. The audiobook presents a clear elucidation of logotherapy in its latter half, while the first part recounts Frankl's profound experiences in captivity, providing a stark yet analytical perspective. Since its publication in 1947, the book has remained influential, consistently available, and has sold millions of copies worldwide.