The Last of Human Freedoms by Dr Frankl

Doctor frankle gives a moving account of one collective therapeutic session he held with his fellow prisoners. Unlike many european existentialists, frankle is neither pessimistic nor anti religious. He takes a surprisingly hopeful view of man's capacity to transcend his predicament and discover an adequate guiding ruth. The book has now lived to see its 70 third printing in english, in addition to having been published in 19 other languages. And the english editions alone have sold almost two and a half million copies.