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xDrawing upon the model of consciousness and the interpretation of dreams — enriched with examples from his clinical practice — Frankl succeeds in persuading the reader, through empirical means, that a religiosity underlies the human being, one that implies "the ignored presence of God." Viktor E. Frankl — known worldwide for his work Man's Search for Meaning and as the founder of Logotherapy (also referred to as the Third Viennese School of Psychotherapy) — demonstrates in this book that man is not merely dominated by unconscious drives, as Freud contends, but that there also exists within him an unconscious spirituality.
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xPages: 128
Imprint: Herder Editorial
Format: Paperback
BISAC Code: PSY028000
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