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    Man’s Search for Meaning was about a man who survived in a concentration camp and is now known as a famous psychiatrist. Frankl discusses exactly what happens in camp and how camp impacted him in vivid detail. He also discusses how he developed logotherapy‚ which is the proposition that the human person is motivated by a “will to meaning‚” an inner feeling to find a meaning in life. Something that caught my attention is how sane Frankl seemed to be while he was in the concentration camp. Most other

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    Life is the ultimate test of endurance‚ from fighting discrimination‚ to overcoming disability‚ to surviving tremendous odds‚ and to proving the world wrong‚ it is a struggle from the first step‚ to the our final departure. If there’s one thing I’ve learned throughout the literature that I’ve read‚ it’s that life is never a solid‚ paved road‚ but rather a bustling‚ and unpredictable freeway filled with crater sized potholes. Nevertheless‚ it’s a road worth taking that’s full of rewards and adventure

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    Argumentative Essay: The 5 Essential Characteristics of the Army Profession Carlos Albaladejo LOG C 3 15-003 CPT Neppl March 10‚ 2015 The Army Doctrine Reference Publication (ADRP) states that there are five essential characteristics of the Army profession: military expertise‚ honorable service‚ trust‚ esprit de corps‚ and stewardship of the profession. To briefly define these characteristics‚ military expertise is our ethical application of land power‚ honorable service is our noble

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    When Blindsided by Change Victor Frankl wrote The Man’s Search for Meaning‚ his story of the many hardships he went through in the concentration camps. When change happened Viktor Frankl understood what was necessary: “Even the helpless victim of a hopeless situation‚ facing a fate he cannot change‚ may rise above himself‚ may grow beyond himself‚ and by so doing change himself”(Frankl‚ 147). Viktor could not change the fact that he was starving‚ being treated less than an animal‚ and being mentally

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    Viktor Frankel: Logotherapy Viktor Frankel believed in the theory of logotherapy. Logotherapy is the therapy of meaning‚ the essence of the human being and the will to meaning. According to Viktor Frankel the will to meaning is the essence of life and who we are. The theory of logotherapy is different than Freudian psychoanalysis because Freud believed in studying the past. He believed that the future was determined and the analyst was the key. Frankel believed in the future and the freedom of

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    Running head: LOGOTHERAPY Case Study of Logotherapy Dee‚ is a 34 year-old‚ single‚ white female‚ who lives in the Midwest. She works as a group home supervisor for head-injured adults. She has recently lost her father (please be specific – I am assuming her father died)‚ ended a domestic relationship (did she end it‚ the partner or was it a mutual decision?)‚ and has taken a leave of absence in order to "get herself together" after experiencing conflicts at her job. Dee initially comes

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    and imagery throughout this first-hand account is thorough‚ serious‚ and sarcastic at some points. However‚ it lacks the horrific imagery of concentration camps during the Holocaust to make the point of how his life there led to his success of Logotherapy more straightforward. The diction within Frankl’s book shows many degrading words said by the Capos‚ they oversaw the inmates barracks‚ towards him and the other inmates. The word choices do switch throughout the memoir; from degrading to sarcasm

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    the camps‚ and to dive into why the survivors were the ones made it out‚ and it wasn’t due to luck‚ as Frankl stated. The ones who made it out were the ones who learned how to cope with the suffering and found meaning in it. Frankl’s term‚ coined logotherapy‚ is the foundation of this memoir. My interpretation of the word is that the primary motivation in a human is to pursue the things that he finds meaningful. I truly found Man’s Search for Meaning insightful‚ and wish that I had the opportunity to

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    MEDICAL MINISTRY What matters is the stand a physically ill patient takes toward his predicament‚ the attitude he chooses toward his suffering. He may choose to be angry‚ or depressed‚ or discover a meaning in his suffering. In January 1998‚ my husband and I sat in silence and shock in the doctor’s office as the doctor pronounced that my husband had lymphoma and would need to see an oncologist for treatment. As we walked through the car park to our car‚ my husband was filled with such anger and

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    1. According to Frankl how did people find meaning in their lives in the midst of the concentration camp? The meaning that the people in the concentration camp found was that they had to erase their expectations of what they had for life‚ and replace it with what their expectations were from themselves and others. 2. What did you find most revolting about life in the concentration camp? The most revolting part of a concentration camp is the sheer evil that it takes place. It’s sickening

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