The Ignored Presence of God

Using the model of consciousness and the interpretation of dreams, and supplemented by examples from his clinical practice, Frankl empirically persuades the reader that man is underpinned by a religiosity that implies "the unrecognized presence of God." Viktor E. Frankl, world-renowned for his work Man's Search for Meaning and the founder of Logotherapy, also known as the Third Viennese School of Psychotherapy, shows us in this book that man is not only dominated by unconscious impulsiveness, as Freud claims, but that he also has an unconscious spirituality. Using the model of consciousness and the interpretation of dreams, and supplemented by examples from his clinical practice, Frankl empirically persuades the reader that man is underpinned by a religiosity that implies "the unrecognized presence of God."

VIKTOR FRANKL PS

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