Book – Man’s Search For Meaning - Frankl
Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning is a 1946 autobiographical account of his experiences as a Nazi concentration camp prisoner during World War II. The book explores how to find meaning in life's most difficult circumstances, including the horrors of Nazi concentration camps. Frankl details his theory, "Logotherapy", which posits that the search for meaning and purpose is the key to personal happiness and well-being.