Used. Paperback. Viktor Frankl’s monumental memoir proves that even in the darkest depths of Nazi death camps, the human spirit refuses to simply go gently. Drawing from harrowing personal confinement and clinical practice, the psychiatrist posits that our primary drive isn't pleasure, but the pursuit of purpose. It’s a profound, paradigm-shifting masterclass in existential endurance that shows how we ultimately author our own attitude toward unavoidable agony. Pick up a copy to discover logotherapy, and see why this compact classic has quietly kept generations of readers anchored through their own modern storms.