Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl

Life is being swallowed by constant command, labor force, malnutrition, illness, and murder in concentration camps. However, in some cases, human psychology of many people can bear during these imprisonment periods. In this massacre, men and women are almost completely inhumane, but their mind is escaped. People have to find small things to keep their satisfaction and to refine psychology. "Humor is another weapon of the soul in struggle for self-protection" (63). Humor allows people to escape from the situation and outweigh it even in a short period of time.

Meaning The man seeking Viktor E Frankl Man is only a machine affected by its environment, a popular picture drawn by many psychologists today. Viktor E Frankl opposed this view in his book "Finding Meaning". He believes that life is not the pursuit of happiness or strength but the pursuit of meaning. During the Holocaust, Frankel was a prisoner of Auschwitz concentration camp and Dachau concentration camp. In the meantime, many of his families, including parents and family members

Meaning Men looking for Viktor E Frankl is one of the most impressive psychiatric works after Freud. This 1946 book tells the author's experience as a prisoner of a concentration camp. He elaborated on psychotherapy methods to find reasons for life. Frankel believes that the purpose of this book is to answer this question - how the daily life in the concentration camp is depicted by the idea of ​​ordinary prisoners there. The first part of the book contains analysis of Frankel's experience in concentration camps. It gives a long and amazing personal article about Frankel's 5-year imprisonment to the Auschwitz concentration camp and other concentration camps. In the meantime, he tried to pin down the reason for life. Part 2 "Logotherapy in the Husk" explains the method of psychotherapy established by Frankl as a concentration camp.