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Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 1978
Rollo May's observation that logotherapy hovers on authoritarianism is discussed, as well as Frankl's rejection of this observation Through an analysis of the areas where May and Frankl agree and where they diverge into differing world views, both May's remarks and Frankl's reaction are explained The manner in which logotherapy approaches clinical ...
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Rollo May's observation that logotherapy hovers on authoritarianism is discussed, as well as Frankl's rejection of this observation Through an analysis of the areas where May and Frankl agree and where they diverge into differing world views, both May's remarks and Frankl's reaction are explained The manner in which logotherapy approaches clinical ...
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2020
In answering the question set as the heading of this chapter, the reader is first of all provided with the basic tenets of logotherapy, namely, that as human beings we have freedom of will, an inherent will to find meaning in our lives and that the meaning we are searching for is there to be found.
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In answering the question set as the heading of this chapter, the reader is first of all provided with the basic tenets of logotherapy, namely, that as human beings we have freedom of will, an inherent will to find meaning in our lives and that the meaning we are searching for is there to be found.
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Art, logotherapy, and the unconscious God
Journal of Religion & Health, 1993In this article the author outlines how art can be used in Logotherapy and Existenzanalyse to help the client uncover, discover, and make use of the meaning and spiritual potentials in his or her life. In Logotherapy and Existenzanalyse art can be used to help over-come fear of verbal communication, to help overcome fear of the spiritual and meaning ...
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