"The Doctor and the Soul"

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"The Doctor and the Soul" is a seminal book by Viktor Frankl that explores his logotherapy approach, emphasizing the human search for meaning as central to psychological healing and existential fulfillment.

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instanceOf book
existentialist work
non-fiction book
psychology book
addresses ethical questions in medical practice
existential crises
meaning in life and death
relationship between psychiatry and religion
arguesThat human beings remain free to choose their attitude
meaning is central to psychological healing
spiritual concerns are legitimate topics for psychotherapy
suffering can be given meaning
author Viktor Frankl
countryOfOrigin Austria
focusesOn ethical responsibility of the physician
existential frustration
human search for meaning
noögenic neuroses
relationship between medicine and spirituality
role of meaning in mental health
genre clinical psychology
existential psychology
philosophy of psychiatry
hasKeyConcept existential vacuum
noödynamics
will to meaning
influencedField counseling
existential analysis
pastoral care
psychotherapy
intendedAudience pastoral counselors
physicians
psychotherapists
students of psychology
mainSubject existential analysis
freedom of will
logotherapy
psychotherapy
responsibility
search for meaning
spiritual dimension of human life
suffering and meaning
originalLanguage German
originalTitle Ärztliche Seelsorge
philosophicalTradition existentialism
psychologicalApproach logotherapy
psychologicalSchool humanistic psychology
publicationCentury 20th century
relatedWork Man's Search for Meaning

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Viktor Frankl
Viktor Frankl ("The Doctor and the Soul")
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