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   Feb 7, 2023 · This paper presents Frankl’s main ideas about religion, the religious nature of the human being, and the relationship between religiosity, psychotherapy, and logotherapy, as well as a review of the main criticisms he has received in this regard.

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   Dec 25, 2015 · Logotherapy is a therapy which starts from man’s spirit; it recognises and respects man’s psycho-physico-spiritual unity—his biopsychospiritual reality. Frankl labels it “a psychotherapy in spiritual terms” ( [ 9 ], p. 29). The aim of logotherapy initially was not to supplant but to supplement psychotherapy.

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   Is Logotherapy a religion?

   • Although in his opinion “Frankl believes that religion is more important than many psychotherapists have admitted and more relevant to the patient than the paucity of physicians would indicate” (Grollman, 1965, 35), logotherapy is not a religion, but rather it “is implicitly religious in the sense that it assists in aspiring for the summum bonum.

   The Place of Religiosity and Spirituality in Frankl’s Logotherapy

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   Is Logotherapy a spiritual aim?

   • On the other hand, logotherapy is directed toward a spiritual aim when, in the form of an Existential Analysis, it makes man reflect upon himself as a “spiritual subject”, when it points out to him his “subjective spirituality”, in short, his “existence”.

   The Place of Religiosity and Spirituality in Frankl’s Logotherapy

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   How can logotherapy help you find meaning?

   • One of the most effective elements in finding meaning is spirituality. Studies have shown that spirituality helps people find meaning in their lives and even has an important effect in defeating the fear of death. In this respect, logotherapy does not reject spirituality and religion but rather encourages their use.

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   Who is the founder of logotherapy?

   • One author who was interested in the relationship between psychology and religion, the place of the latter in human nature, and its role in psychotherapy was the Viennese neurologist, psychiatrist, and philosopher Viktor Emil Frankl (1905–1997), the founder of logotherapy.

   The Place of Religiosity and Spirituality in Frankl’s Logotherapy

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   Aug 15, 2017 · In this respect, logotherapy does not reject spirituality and religion but rather encourages their use. This study examines the perspective of religion and spirituality in logotherapy and...

5. academic.oup.com › book › 10467 Viktor Frankl: Logotherapy - Oxford Academic

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   It describes how, in forging what he called ‘logotherapy’ from religion and psychoanalysis, Frankl was inspired by his own spiritual transformation from soulless meaninglessness through recalling his love of his wife when they were both imprisoned in concentration camps during the Second World War.

6. www.jstor.org › stable › 27505300Logotherapy as a Pastoral Tool

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   logotherapy as stimulus-response has been of behaviorism or pleasure prin ciple of psychoanalysis. What are the antecedents of logotherapy? In replying to such an inquiry one needs to look in two directions. The first is the personal history of the man who gave birth to the idea and the second involves a brief perusal of the

7. www.semanticscholar.org › paper › The-Spirit-of[PDF] The Spirit of Logotherapy | Semantic Scholar

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   The aim of this paper is to adduce the meaning of Viktor Frankl’s logotherapy and existential analysis—the spirit of logotherapy—in the two-fold sense of its core teachings, as well as its emphasis on the spiritual dimension of the human person.

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   Dec 25, 2015 · We can say that for Christianity, Logos and love are identical. Cardinal Ratzinger sums all this up succinctly when he says that the content of Christianity consists, in the final analysis, “in love and reason coming together as the two pillars of reality [rather than Freudian Eros and Thanatos]: the true reason is love, and love is the true ...