Karsten
Overall, I heard a lot about the book beforehand but found it a bit underwhelming. The psychoanalytic perspective on the author's time in the concentration camps was very interesting but the second part of the book about logotherapy was a bit to esoteric and way to repetitive and anecdotal for my taste. I agree with the main point that meaning in life can be a very powerful force but I'm not sure about centering everything around it. Looks to me like a hammer and nails situation...
Overall, I heard a lot about the book beforehand but found it a bit underwhelming. The psychoanalytic perspective on the author's time in the concentration camps was very interesting but the second part of the book about logotherapy was a bit to esoteric and way to repetitive and anecdotal for my taste. I agree with the main point that meaning in life can be a very powerful force but I'm not sure about centering everything around it. Looks to me like a hammer and nails situation...
