《活出意义来》(Man's Search For Meaning)[7Z]
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中文名称: | 活出意义来 |
英文名称: | Man's Search For Meaning |
资料别名: | 追寻生命的意义 |
资源格式: | 7Z |
发行时间: | 1991年 |
地 区: | 美国 |
语 言: | 英文 |
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此书作者： 维克多·E·弗兰克尔，维也纳医科大学心理精神病学终身教授，1997年逝世，一生着有32部着作，曾先后被翻译成26种语言在世界各地出版。二战期间因其犹太人身份，遭内粹逮捕，在奥斯维辛丶达豪等集中营度过了三年艰难的岁月。这段经历，在很大程度上，成为他创作这部着作的原因。 此书现在国内出了两个译本： 1丶《活出意义来》【德】弗兰克 维克多 着，赵可式 沈锦惠 译，生活 读书 新知三联书店出版社 2丶《追寻生命的意义》 【奥】弗兰克尔 着，何忠强 杨凤池 译， 新华出版社 注：读此书一定不要忽略了作者的犹太人背景，那就是犹太生命观丶犹太宗教观丶犹太价值观丶犹太教育观等等犹太文化对作者思想的建构。感兴趣的话可以读一读犹太文化方面的着作：《犹太人为什么优秀》《阿伯特-塔木德智慧书》《天下通道精义篇-犹太处世书》《大众塔木德》《穷也要站在富人堆里》《塔木德智慧全书》，这些是我看到过的国内能找到的比较好的，在此友情推荐。（千万别买中央编译出版的《犹太人为什么优秀》，里边有太多的删节还有拼凑！到旷野上下载就成) 代码Viktor E. Frankl Man's Search for Meaning audiobook mp3 96kbit,24000Hz 2 Channel Narrated by Simon Vance 13 files 01_preface.mp3 02_preface to the 1984 edition.mp3 03_Part_1 Experiences in a Concentration Camp_pt._1.mp3 04_Part_1 Experiences in a Concentration Camp_pt._2.mp3 05_Part_1 Experiences in a Concentration Camp_pt._3.mp3 06_Part_2 Logotherapy in a Nutshell_1.mp3 07_Part_2 Logotherapy in a Nutshell_2.mp3 08_Part_2 Logotherapy in a Nutshell_3.mp3 09_Part_2 Logotherapy in a Nutshell_4.mp3 10_Part_2 Logotherapy in a Nutshell_5.mp3 11_Part_2 Logotherapy in a Nutshell_6.mp3 12_Part_2 Logotherapy in a Nutshell_7.mp3 13_Post Script 1984_The Case for a Tragic Optimism.mp3 Psychiatrist Viktor Frankl's memoir has riveted generations of readers with its descriptions of life in Nazi death camps and its lessons for spiritual survival. Between 1942 and 1945 Frankl labored in four different camps, including Auschwitz, while his parents, brother, and pregnant wife perished. Based on his own experience and the experiences of those he treated in his practice, Frankl argues that we cannot avoid suffering but we can choose how to cope with it, find meaning in it, and move forward with renewed purpose. Frankl's theory, known as logotherapy, from the Greek word logos ("meaning"), holds that our primary drive in life is not pleasure, as Freud maintained, but the discovery and pursuit of what we personally find meaningful. Born in 1905, Viktor E. Frankl received the degrees of Doctor of Medicine and Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Vienna. During World War II he spent three years at Auschwitz, Dachau and other concentration camps. Through four decades Dr. Frankl made innumerable lecture tours throughout the world. He received honorary degrees from 29 universities in Europe, the Americas, Africa and Asia. He held numerous awards, among them the Oskar Pfister Award of the American Psychiatric Association and an Honorary Membership of the Austrian Academy of Sciences. Viktor Frankl died 1997 in Vienna. This book came to my attention in the winter of 2005 while I was wprking as a monitor in Central Park for Christo's and Jeanne Claude's Gates project. It was a time in my life when I was experiencing deep personal grief and uncertainty. The Gates took over Central Park for February, though it was cold the park recorded visitors in numbers that rivaled a sunny spring day. People had flown in from all around the world to see The Gates, especially from Germany, where the fabric, the only component of the Gates made outside of America, was made. My job as a monitor was to walk around a designated area, correcting gates that had blown up over the frame, answer questions, and hand out sample swatches of the fabric. I am not one to stay in one place too long so I would wander around the park taking in the experience of walking under the gates. I had wandered to a section near th Columbus Circle entrance of the park and there I met Olaf, a homeless man in his early forties, who would for lack of a beter word, set up camp on a rock formation just over a grassy knoll from the main path, he would carry four or five black plastic garbage bags of his belongings in and of the park in the morning and at night, because there is a midnight curfew in the park. I started talking with him and he was exclaiming how magnificient the gates were, he had a positive attitude for a homless person, he really was more like a hobo, a traveler, he told me he collected cloth and showed me some he produced from one of his bags, I offered him a swatch of the gates cloth, which was a hot commodity we were always running out but I kept a couple that I didn't give away in case I ran into a friend or for occasions like this. "Here, to remember the gates". He declined the offer and said he would always carry the gates in his heart. I went back everyday after that and we would talk for half an hour or so, I found out he had lived on the streets of Japan, his parents were a professor and minister, he would say, "work is my favorite sport" I never told him the details of my trouble but he could tell I was troubled, and we would talk about Philosophy and Religion. It was in the course of all this that at some point he told me Victor Frankl had said " There are two types of people who return from hell, those who bring anger, Chaos and Destruction, and those who bring Love." or something to that effect, as an artist that statement hit me in my core, that's what we do we return from hell, we bring love and make beauty. He told me to read Man's Search for Meaning, that he reads it, and it has keeps him going. I did eventually buy the book and read it, It came to me when I needed it's message, It came to me when I was battling deep within me to keep going, and came acompanied by a hobo, traveler, teacher who passed on to me the message that a survivor of the holocaust brought back from hell, a message of how to survive so you can return, and how to be when you do. I hope you find this message as I did, at a time you need it or remember it for a time you will I carry it as Olaf carries it As it was passed to me I pass it to you carry it and if it serves you then when you can pass it on Enjoy! [安全检测] 已通过安全检测 安全检测软件：Avira Free 版本：V9 杀毒引擎版本：V8.02.01.158 共用服务器：eDonkeyServer No2 共用服务时间：全天不定时 [免责声明] 该下载内容仅限於个人测试学习之用，不得用於商业用途，并且请在下载后24小时 内删除。 资源版权归作者及其公司所有，如果你喜欢，请购买正版。 |