Man's Search for Meaning
byViktor E. FranklRating 9 /10 Readability Read Time 5 hrs Readible On
Published: 2006Read: December 27, 2014Pages: 165
by Juvoni Beckford@juvoni
Wow, what an inspirational read, in spite of all the tragedy. Dr. Frankl's story illustrates that even when one is at their weakest point they have the opportunity and a choice to be at their strongest. Reading this book has greatly impacted my life.
Motivations to Read
A number of things drew me to this book. I've regularly heard excellent reviews, and the idea of searching for meaning and doing things with purpose is a core human value. I was also curious to read some first count accounts of the Holocaust. During high school, I was exposed to Anne Frank but required reading books felt like punishments. So that meant I skipped a lot of history and philosophy books; now I'm in catch up more eager to learn more about history and philosophy.
3 Reasons to Read
- Understand the mindset of a survivor.
- Learn on a first-hand account about life in the Nazi death camps.
- You are looking for more meaning and purpose in life.
Man's Search for Meaning Notes & Summary
posted May 1, 2015
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