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Montre a quel point l'homme s'adapte à tout, même au pire et s en conforme.

Montre aussi le pouvoir décision qu à l' homme peu importe les circonstances.

Il est vital de trouver un sens a sa vie. S il n' est pas trouvé, la vie n' a que peu de sens et peu vite s arrêter.

I think this was a very interesting book. I learned a lot more about the experience of a concentration camp, which surprised me as I already considered myself fairly educated on the topic. I liked Frankl's immersive and sometimes poetic writing style and the book flowed very well, making it surprisingly easy to read even with the emotional subject matter and the psychological theory involved. This book gave me a lot to think about and I found logotherapy and Frankl's beliefs about a person's desire to find meaning very interesting, and a lot of the ideas resonated with me. I understand why this book is so popular, and I think it deserves its popularity.  

How this man overcame the terrors of living in a concentration camp… this book is just something fascinating to read. It is making me rethink all of my day-to-day thoughts and actions, and I’m sure this book will stick with me in the tough times.
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קראתי רק את החלק הראשון שהיה מצמרר וכתוב היטב. בחלק השני ויתרתי ועברתי לספר הבא.
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“In some ways, suffering ceases to be suffering at the moment it finds a meaning, such as the meaning of a sacrifice.”

This book. I wept, I reflected, I even smiled at some points. Although the book is short, it is beautifully written and deeply inspirational. Everyone should go buy this book immediately. Or borrow your roommate’s copy. It really enhances the experience to read their notes and reflections in the margins (thanks Anna). 10/10 recommend

One last quote just because this one really hit me hard: “Happiness cannot be pursued; it must ensue”