Viktor Frankl: A silent scream toward meaning

What would you look like if you were to draw your own self-portraits? Most people have one thought in their lives, and they've been depressed and given a deep thought to the meaning of life. Victor Frankl, in this book, deals with the isolation, emptiness and even the spread of sports, sex and literature in the modern age of youth. When Victor Frankl died, "The New York Times" rated him as“the most extreme of the 20th century's worst-ridden events in human history, but he threw the most hopeful message to humanity in the 20s.". He was also the one who showed the true human victory in the concentration camps of World War II, facing death. The book that showed the interpretation of that experience in the death camps, the book that shows the mental essence that he formed, is a silent cry for meaning. The book highlights how noble man is in thinking about the'meaning' flower and also reveals his idea of the spirit he has achieved. His argument, which explains the truth that ‘ real human existence seeks meaning, ’ is made clear once more in this book. “What somebody is concerned about is their own humanity. It is essential to know the meaning of life in order to be a true human being. After all, the pursuit of meaning is a unique feature of human existence. Other animals don't care about what it means to survive, but this is what we are different from other animals.

Korean title: 의미를 향한 소리없는 절규

Korean author: 빅터 프랭클

Korean publisher: 청아출판사

ISBN-13: 9788936811167