The Unheard Cry for Meaning: Psychotherapy & Humanism Audio CD – Audiobook, Unabridged

the book fell apart, as it was so old in in a very bad state, I was very annoyed with this, Iwould think twice about buying again

Found it very informative and useful, thank you.

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A great book if you're familiar with Frankl's other works. Not a sequel to Man's Search for Meaning, but a great addition to learning more about Logotherapy. Highly recommend.

With every book, Frankl offers new insights and solutions, and deeper understanding of issues previously presented. This one is no different, and a must-read for every person who seeks to understand the problems faced by humanity in the modern world and to find viable and sustainable solutions.By Roumen Bezergianov, author of "Character Education with Chess", a Logotherapy method with chess

I first read this some 38 years ago and buy a new one from time to time to lend out or give away,

Frankl is worth reading, studying, and debating especially re philosophical, theologic as well as psychological concepts.The study of will to meaning is extremely profound, as Frankl notes the elicitation "in the face of one's death in a gas chamber in Auschwitz and Dachhau."Alan R. Sharett, Esq.Former Professorial DirectorNYU Public Liability Institute

I can't say enough about this book. He truly hits the nail on the head with what is wrong with America. I read a lot of psych books because I have loved it since I was young. There is something so simplistic abut Frankl. Well worth your time to read.