Suffering from the meaninglessness of life. Current psychotherapy

The book of the world-famous Austrian philosopher, psychologist, creator of logotherapy Viktor Frankl (1905-1997) is a collection of lectures in which the main ideas of existential psychology are set out in an accessible and exciting form. The scientific and literary career of an outstanding Austrian psychologist began in 1924, when he published his first article in the "International Psychoanalytic Journal" with the approval of Sigmund Freud. Having survived in his youth the passion for Adler"s psychoanalysis and psychology, Victor Frankl became the founder of a completely new direction in psychology, which is now called the third Viennese school of psychotherapy. Based on his rich experience of a practicing psychotherapist, Frankl not only analyzes the reasons for the arbitrary sensation of the meaninglessness of life that reigns in modern society, but also gives its recipe for getting rid of suffering caused by this sensation.
Many lectures that have compiled this book are published in Russian for the first time