Meaning: a Play Based on the Life of Viktor E. Frankl

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Meaning is a biography in play form. Using many of his own words, the play focuses on key moments in Frankl's life: it explores his experiences in a Nazi concentration camp, his development of Logotherapy and his insights into the human condition. His book ""Man's Search for Meaning"" has influenced millions of people worldwide.;Cover; Title Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Foreword; Preface; Production Notes; Act I; Scene 1 : About Man's Search for Meaning; Scene 2 : A Selection Process: Camp to Camp; Scene 3 : Premium Coupons; Scene 4 : The First Phase is Shock; Scene 5 : The Bath-Textbooks Tell Lies!; Scene 6 : Suicide; Scene 7 : Apathy-The Second Stage; Scene 8 : Dreams and Food; Scene 9 : Politics and Religion; Scene 10 : My Wife's Image; Scene 11 : The Inner Life of the Prisoner; Scene 12 : Psychological Factors in the Camps; Scene 13 : Being a Typhus Doctor and Acting Like a Sheep. Cover Title Page Dedication Table of Contents Acknowledgments Foreword Preface Production Notes Act I Scene 1 : About Man's Search for Meaning Scene 2 : A Selection Process: Camp to Camp Scene 3 : Premium Coupons Scene 4 : The First Phase is Shock Scene 5 : The Bath-Textbooks Tell Lies! Scene 6 : Suicide Scene 7 : Apathy-The Second Stage Scene 8 : Dreams and Food Scene 9 : Politics and Religion Scene 10 : My Wife's Image Scene 11 : The Inner Life of the Prisoner Scene 12 : Psychological Factors in the Camps Scene 13 : Being a Typhus Doctor and Acting Like a Sheep. Scene 14 : The Science TeacherAct II Scene 15 : The Size of Human Suffering Scene 16 : Art in a Concentration Camp Scene 17 : Decisions and Escape Scene 18 : Faith in the Future Scene 19 : After Liberation Scene 20 : Dr J.'s Story Scene 21 : Some Personal Stories Scene 22 : General Philosophy Scene 23 : Frau Kotek Scene 24 : The Science Teacher Copyright.