Frankl, Viktor E.
Theorie und Therapie der Neurosen
Einführung in Logotherapie und Existenzanalyse
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Viktor E. Frankl:
THEORY AND THERAPY OF NEUROSES
An Introduction to Logotherapy and Existential Analysis
(Theorie und Therapie der Neurosen
Einführung in Logotherapie und Existenzanalyse)
Publication date: 8th edition 1999
215 pages, 17 illustrations, paperback
List Price: Euro 14,90
ISBN: 3-8252-0457-X (UTB-S)
About the book:
In this book the author presents a systematic analysis of neuroses. Frankl's theory ranges from somatogenic, psychogenic and sociogenic to noogenic neuroses which may be explained by a feeling of meaninglessness spreading worldwide. Logotherapy is a sense-centred psychotherapy. In the form of the so-called "paradoxical intention" it can also be applied to anxiety disorders and obsessional neuroses, in the form of "dereflection" it can be applied to sexual disorders. Frankl verifies his statements with case material based on results from empirical and experimental research.
From the contents:
Introduction
What is Logotherapy?
Theory of Neuroses and Psychotherapy
General Outline of the Theory of Neuroses
I. Theory of Neuroses as a Problem
II. Theory of Neuroses as a System
1. Endogenous Psychoses
2. Psychosomatic Illnesses
3. Functional Illnesses
4. Reactive Neuroses
5. Iatrogenic Neuroses
6: Psychogenic Neuroses
7. Noogenic Neuroses
8. Collective Neuroses Logotherapy and Existential Analysis
A) Logotherapy as a Specific Therapy of Noogenic Neuroses
B) Logotherapy as an Unspecific Therapy
C) Paradoxical Intention and Dereflection
D) Medical Welfare
E) Existential Analysis as a Psychotherapeutic Anthropology
Aimed at:
Students, lecturers and societies of clinical psychiatry and neurology as well as doctors, specialists and psychotherapists in practice.
About the author:
Viktor E. Frankl (1905-1977) is the founder of logotherapy and the author of numerous reference and non-fictional books. Even as a pupil he was in correspondence with Sigmund Freud. As the director of a Jewish psychiatric clinic, Frankl was arrested by the Nazis in 1942 and interned in concentration camps until the end of the war. Frankl was professor of neurology and psychiatry at the University of Vienna for many years; he also held several chairs in the USA. His psychotherapeutic approach, logotherapy, was also called "Dritte Wiener Richtung" (= third Viennese course, considering Sigmund Freud's psychoanalysis and Alfred Adler's individual psychology as the first two).
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THEORY AND THERAPY OF NEUROSES
An Introduction to Logotherapy and Existential Analysis
(Theorie und Therapie der Neurosen
Einführung in Logotherapie und Existenzanalyse)
Publication date: 8th edition 1999
215 pages, 17 illustrations, paperback
List Price: Euro 14,90
ISBN: 3-8252-0457-X (UTB-S)
About the book:
In this book the author presents a systematic analysis of neuroses. Frankl's theory ranges from somatogenic, psychogenic and sociogenic to noogenic neuroses which may be explained by a feeling of meaninglessness spreading worldwide. Logotherapy is a sense-centred psychotherapy. In the form of the so-called "paradoxical intention" it can also be applied to anxiety disorders and obsessional neuroses, in the form of "dereflection" it can be applied to sexual disorders. Frankl verifies his statements with case material based on results from empirical and experimental research.
From the contents:
Introduction
What is Logotherapy?
Theory of Neuroses and Psychotherapy
General Outline of the Theory of Neuroses
I. Theory of Neuroses as a Problem
II. Theory of Neuroses as a System
1. Endogenous Psychoses
2. Psychosomatic Illnesses
3. Functional Illnesses
4. Reactive Neuroses
5. Iatrogenic Neuroses
6: Psychogenic Neuroses
7. Noogenic Neuroses
8. Collective Neuroses Logotherapy and Existential Analysis
A) Logotherapy as a Specific Therapy of Noogenic Neuroses
B) Logotherapy as an Unspecific Therapy
C) Paradoxical Intention and Dereflection
D) Medical Welfare
E) Existential Analysis as a Psychotherapeutic Anthropology
Aimed at:
Students, lecturers and societies of clinical psychiatry and neurology as well as doctors, specialists and psychotherapists in practice.
About the author:
Viktor E. Frankl (1905-1977) is the founder of logotherapy and the author of numerous reference and non-fictional books. Even as a pupil he was in correspondence with Sigmund Freud. As the director of a Jewish psychiatric clinic, Frankl was arrested by the Nazis in 1942 and interned in concentration camps until the end of the war. Frankl was professor of neurology and psychiatry at the University of Vienna for many years; he also held several chairs in the USA. His psychotherapeutic approach, logotherapy, was also called "Dritte Wiener Richtung" (= third Viennese course, considering Sigmund Freud's psychoanalysis and Alfred Adler's individual psychology as the first two).
Foreign rights sold to:
Italy, Spain, the Czech Republic, Japan, USA