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Understanding Frankl's Logotherapy Concepts

The document outlines key concepts related to Viktor Frankl's experiences and philosophies, particularly focusing on logotherapy and the search for meaning in suffering. It defines terms such as apathy, existentialism, happiness, and spirituality, while also mentioning figures like Frankl and Puchalski. Additionally, it highlights the importance of family and love in the context of spirituality and personal fulfillment.

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Understanding Frankl's Logotherapy Concepts

The document outlines key concepts related to Viktor Frankl's experiences and philosophies, particularly focusing on logotherapy and the search for meaning in suffering. It defines terms such as apathy, existentialism, happiness, and spirituality, while also mentioning figures like Frankl and Puchalski. Additionally, it highlights the importance of family and love in the context of spirituality and personal fulfillment.

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IDENTIFICATION:

Man’s Search for Meaning


1. The book that contained the personal experiences of Viktor
Frankl in the Nazi concentration camp.
Apathy
2. It is the blunting of the emotions and the feeling that one could
not care anymore.
Existentialism
3. What philosophical views believe that “to live is to suffer, to
survive is to find meaning in the suffering”.
Happiness
4. It is generally regarded as the emotional result of life
satisfaction.
Religion
5. It is an organized system of ideas about the spiritual sphere.
Logotherapy
6. In logotherapy, in what way one can discover the meaning of life
if its through achievements and accomplishments.
Spirituality
8. What general concept involve a different views and motivates a
person through acts of faith, hope and love.
Indigenous people
9. Who are the people in the Philippines that are known to practice
animism and believe that the spirits of the sun, sky, and moon are their
god.
Animism
10. What belief states that things and places are alive and grounded
by a supernatural order.
Spiritual
11. What aspect of the self connects a person to the sacred and the
supernatural?

Family
12. Where does spirituality begin for a child?
Spiritus
13. What Latin word does “spirituality” come from?
Frankl
14. Who developed the basic tenets of logotherapy?
Meaning
15. In logotherapy, what can suffering help a person find?
Spirit
16. What do Christians use to describe the Holy Spirit?
Puchalski
17. Who is the director of the George Washington Institute for
Spirituality and Health?
Adoration
18. What is a significant act in Christian worship involving prayer,
reading, and attending sacraments?
Suffering
19. According to Nietzsche, what can a person who has “a way to
live” bear?
Love
20. In logotherapy, what experience finds its deepest meaning in the
inner self?

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