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Asumir Lo Efimero de la Existencia - Paperback

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by Viktor Frankl (Author)

This brief unpublished text shows the most human side of Viktor Frankl and invites us to deal with death as a horizon that, far from paralyzing us, must serve to increase our possibilities of being. After surviving concentration camps in World War II, Auschwitz among them, finitude and suffering were a constant matter of existential and philosophical concern for Viktor Frankl. In the famous conference included in this volume, given in 1984 in Dornbirn (Austria), the reader is faced with some of the great questions that every human being has ever asked himself: the meaning of our life, how to deal with pain, for what to help (or not) our fellow human beings, the course of life and aging and, above all, how to stand up to our inevitable end. If death is just an end point of the continuous saying goodbye, it is urgent to learn to say goodbye. Even more so in a society and a time in which the value of what does not expire prevails, of what remains unchanged over time: of what never dies.

Author Biography

Viktor Frankl (1905-1997) es uno de los referentes más destacados de la psicología del siglo xx. Doctorado en Medicina y Filosofía por la Universidad de Viena, fundó la logoterapia, también denominada Tercera Escuela Vienesa de Psicoterapia. En 1942, en pleno apogeo de los nazis, él y su familia fueron hechos prisioneros e internados en los campos de concentración. Fue precisamente esta experiencia la que lo llevaría a confirmar vivencialmente su teoría psicológica (desarrollada en las décadas anteriores) basada en el sentido de la vida y con raíces existencialistas. Tras sobrevivir al Holocausto, fue profesor de Neurología y Psiquiatría en la Universidad de Viena y obtuvo la cátedra de Logoterapia en la Universidad Internacional de San Diego, California. Impartió conferencias en universidades de todo el mundo y 29 de ellas le otorgaron el título de doctor honoris causa. Galardonado con numerosos premios, entre ellos el Oskar Pfister Award de la American Psychiatric Association, fue miembro de honor de la Academia Austriaca de las Ciencias.

Number of Pages: 64
Dimensions: 0.32 x 7.64 x 4.72 IN
Publication Date: February 21, 2023
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