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Everything about Elisabeth Lukas
Austrian psychiatrist
Elisabeth Lukas is an Austrian psychiatrist and one of the central figures in logotherapy, a branch of psychotherapy founded by Viktor Frankl. She has won multiple awards for her contributions and founded an institute of logotherapy in Germany, training hundreds of logotherapists Wikipedia →
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- Read the overview: Elisabeth LukasA 5-minute orientation
- Pick up a classic book: Auch dein Leben hat SinnThe most-reprinted book on the subject
- Go sideways: Viktor FranklA closely related topic
- Go sideways: LogotherapyA closely related topic
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📚 Books worth reading
Auch dein Leben hat SinnElisabeth S. Lukas · 1980
LogoterapiaElisabeth S. Lukas · 2003
En la Tristeza Pervive el Amor / In Sadness Love SurvivesElizabeth Lukas, Elisabeth S. Lukas · 2002
Understanding Man's Search for MeaningElisabeth S. Lukas, Joseph B. Fabry · 2019- 📕Von der Trotzmacht des GeistesElisabeth S. Lukas · 1986
Libertad E Identidad/Liberty and IdentityElizabeth Lukas, Elisabeth S. Lukas · 2005
Meaning in sufferingElisabeth S. Lukas · 1986- 📕Zwischen Newa und IsarAlbrecht Liess, Gerhard Hetzer · 2003
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