Frankl's later development of logotherapy — based on his Duquesne University lectures, presenting the theory in a more accessible systematic form.
A more accessible presentation of logotherapy than The Doctor and the Soul: the will to meaning as the primary human motivation, the existential vacuum (the 20th century's widespread experience of meaninglessness), logotherapy's methods (dereflection, paradoxical intention), and the noögenic neuroses. Extends the theory to the cultural level: the 'existential vacuum' as a cultural phenomenon.
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