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Viktor Frankl's series presents the core of his existential psychology, beginning with the seminal work Man's Search for Meaning. This volume draws from his three years in Auschwitz and other Nazi concentration camps, where he observed the psychological mechanisms of survival and the crucial importance of a sense of purpose. It introduces logotherapy, the therapeutic approach centered on the 'will to meaning'.

More than four decades after its initial publication, this series cornerstone has sold over 4 million copies and remains a vital resource in psychology, counseling, and self-help. It transcends its historical context to offer universal lessons on resilience, responsibility, and the human capacity to find significance in the face of suffering. The series continues to explore the practical applications of logotherapy for personal growth and mental health.