Book Review: ‘Man’s Search for Meaning’ by Viktor E. Frankl
Thom Cuffin-Munday
This book was recommended to me by a very special person who was aiding me in my soul-searching, especially since going through many a mental health crisis and struggling to find a meaning to existence. Frankl’s book has been regarded as one of the most inspirational stories of the 20th century, describing his experiences of the Holocaust and using this as a basis to explain his alternative to psychoanalysis – logotherapy. The book itself is very short and sweet at only 170 odd pages and can easily be read within a few days to a week – I’m sure you could finish it in a day, but I would allow more time to process what you’re reading!
The book is divided into two sections, the first being an account of Frankl’s experiences as a Jew during the Holocaust, moving...