Utrpení z nesmyslnosti života

The book contains lectures from 1957-1975, in which the question of man's search for the meaning of life runs like a red thread. Viktor Frankl is convinced that the suffering from a sense of the profound meaninglessness and crippling emptiness of life is a specific disease of our time. He has therefore developed a therapeutic concept with the help of which he has successfully treated this existential vacuum. In this book, he gives insight into his thinking and practice, and shows with many examples how the suffering from the meaninglessness of life can be healed.
"The views Professor Frankl holds in this and his other books represent the most important contribution to the field of psychotherapy since Freud, Adler, and Jung. And his style is much more readable." (Sir Cyril Burt, President of the British Psychological Society).

The Czech edition