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Every thinker who thinks deeply enough eventually reaches the edge of their own system.
In the third movement of Das Ungesagte — a new essay on Frankl, Heidegger, and the philosophical topology of the unsaid — I ask who fills the open spaces that Frankl deliberately leaves.
Four answers. Four grammars of the same silence.
https://somatichermeneutics.substack.com/p/iv-the-third-movement-gravity#philosophy #constellation #Jung #Wojtyła #Fechner #Gadamer #Tillich #Frankl
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Every thinker who thinks deeply enough eventually reaches the edge of their own system.
In the third movement of Das Ungesagte — a new essay on Frankl, Heidegger, and the philosophical topology of the unsaid — I ask who fills the open spaces that Frankl deliberately leaves.
Four answers. Four grammars of the same silence.
https://somatichermeneutics.substack.com/p/iv-the-third-movement-gravity#philosophy #constellation #Jung #Wojtyła #Fechner #Gadamer #Tillich #Frankl
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Vergangenes and Gewesenes as axis. Heidegger who describes the structure, Frankl who derives an ethical and almost soteriological thesis from the same structure. Where they agree and where they diverge — and why the divergence is not a fault but a productive tension that keeps both thinkers in orbit.
https://medium.com/@ljerka.kovacic.tot/ii-the-first-movement-two-grammars-of-the-past-d3755e241bf8
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Vergangenes and Gewesenes as axis. Heidegger who describes the structure, Frankl who derives an ethical and almost soteriological thesis from the same structure. Where they agree and where they diverge — and why the divergence is not a fault but a productive tension that keeps both thinkers in orbit.
https://medium.com/@ljerka.kovacic.tot/ii-the-first-movement-two-grammars-of-the-past-d3755e241bf8
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Why we read philosophers as if they were in a queue — Husserl begets Heidegger, Heidegger begets Gadamer — and why this linear genealogy lies. Introduction to topological reading: thinkers as bodies in a gravitational field, not as links in a chain. Frankl's encounter with Heidegger on the back of a photograph as a concrete iconic moment that opens the entire essay.
https://somatichermeneutics.substack.com/p/das-ungesagte-a-five-movement-scheme
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Why we read philosophers as if they were in a queue — Husserl begets Heidegger, Heidegger begets Gadamer — and why this linear genealogy lies. Introduction to topological reading: thinkers as bodies in a gravitational field, not as links in a chain. Frankl's encounter with Heidegger on the back of a photograph as a concrete iconic moment that opens the entire essay.
https://somatichermeneutics.substack.com/p/das-ungesagte-a-five-movement-scheme
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"If a person has their ' #Why ?' of #life, they can #endure almost any ' #How ?'" #spirituality #Nietzsche, #maxim , #Frankl , #Yes , #logotherapy , #meaning , #concentrationcamp, #truth , #freedom
https://omdaruliterature.blogspot.com/2026/03/if-person-has-their-why-of-life-they.html -
"If a person has their ' #Why ?' of #life, they can #endure almost any ' #How ?'" #spirituality #Nietzsche, #maxim , #Frankl , #Yes , #logotherapy , #meaning , #concentrationcamp, #truth , #freedom
https://omdaruliterature.blogspot.com/2026/03/if-person-has-their-why-of-life-they.html -
Die #Frage ist falsch gestellt, wenn wir nach dem #Sinn des Lebens fragen. Das Leben ist es, das Fragen stellt.(Viktor Frankl)
Mehr Zitate: jangoeritz.de/zitate/ https://bit.ly/44I06E4 #Besinnung #Frankl #psychotHHerapie #SinnDesLebens #ViktorFrankl #Zitat #Zitate
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"Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms — to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way." – Viktor E. Frankl
Your attitude? That's yours alone. Unbreakable.
Choose wisely. 🌄Music for the soul: https://zurl.co/iStAE 🎵
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It is as if life itself is constantly posing a question to you: What is your purpose? And your task is to answer it, fully and honestly. No one else can do it for you. It is a challenge that belongs only to you. #Frankl #Logotherapy #EmberhartJourney https://pca.st/7xfo6co2
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They are at the core of who I am, and have remained my truth through all of the seasons of my life. Before I can dig into my responses to Mel's work, (and some of them are quite strong), I think it's important to lay a framework.
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They are at the core of who I am, and have remained my truth through all of the seasons of my life. Before I can dig into my responses to Mel's work, (and some of them are quite strong), I think it's important to lay a framework.
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In other news, I’m rediscovering my affinity for #Logotherapy (#ExistentialAnalysis #Frankl #MansSearchForMeaning)
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Die #Trotzmacht des #Geistes nach Viktor #Frankl
#Unterscheidung von #Körper #Psyche #Geist
#Gespräch mit #Julia über #Therapie am 13.7.25
https://www.ursula-berghofer.at/2020/05/12/das-menschenbild-nach-viktor-frankl/
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Der zitierte Zentralsatz von #Blumenberg steht in „Lebenszeit und Weltzeit“ und fokussiert damit auch auf mein Hauptthema: #Zeit.
Auch #Levinas und #Buber ehre ich sehr, doch allenfalls Jeanne #Hersch, Karl #Popper & Viktor #Frankl erreichen die Tiefe zwischen Zeit & #Sinn, aus der sich Gut und Böse unterscheiden lassen.
Zu #Bosheit versus #Dummheit m.E. unverzichtbar auch: Dietrich #Bonhoeffer !
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Der zitierte Zentralsatz von #Blumenberg steht in „Lebenszeit und Weltzeit“ und fokussiert damit auch auf mein Hauptthema: #Zeit.
Auch #Levinas und #Buber ehre ich sehr, doch allenfalls Jeanne #Hersch, Karl #Popper & Viktor #Frankl erreichen die Tiefe zwischen Zeit & #Sinn, aus der sich Gut und Böse unterscheiden lassen.
Zu #Bosheit versus #Dummheit m.E. unverzichtbar auch: Dietrich #Bonhoeffer !
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Embracing Hope by Viktor E. Frankl, 2024
A highly anticipated, rediscovered collection from Viktor Frankl, published for the first time in the United States, exploring freedom, responsibility, and how we can draw meaning from the temporary nature of our lives.
@bookstodon
#books
#nonfiction
#meaning
#freedom
#responsibility
#hope
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Embracing Hope by Viktor E. Frankl, 2024
A highly anticipated, rediscovered collection from Viktor Frankl, published for the first time in the United States, exploring freedom, responsibility, and how we can draw meaning from the temporary nature of our lives.
@bookstodon
#books
#nonfiction
#meaning
#freedom
#responsibility
#hope
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Viktor #Frankl (1905-1997) ein begnadeter Wiener Arzt
KZ-Überlebender - Kletterer - #PhilosophVater der #Logotherapie,
der #Heilung durch #Sinn“Wer ein Warum zum Leben hat, findet auch das Wie”
https://scilogs.spektrum.de/medicine-and-more/gesundheit-und-heilung-durch-sinn-ja-zu-viktor-frankl-sagen -
Viktor #frankl a #Jewish psychiatrist and #Holocaust #survivor is known for his ability to find #forgiveness and meaning even in the face of extreme #suffering While it is documented that Frankl found it in himself to forgive, it is important to note that forgiveness is a complex and personal process that varies from individual to individual. (1/2)
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Viktor #frankl a #Jewish psychiatrist and #Holocaust #survivor is known for his ability to find #forgiveness and meaning even in the face of extreme #suffering While it is documented that Frankl found it in himself to forgive, it is important to note that forgiveness is a complex and personal process that varies from individual to individual. (1/2)
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Context, Thought, and Learning: ShiraDest publications Offers Project Do Better @[email protected] ·Review: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change, by Stephen R. Covey
I still think often of these two phrases: “Start with the end in mind,” and though it may be a bit incongruous, “mind the gap.” The first comes from Covey’s second habit, which I always think of as the first, in spite of seeking to understand being the first, if memory serves correctly, and the second, of course, is from the Tube, in London. I thought that I had reviewed this book already, but for some odd reason, perhaps due to a gap in my own mind, I cannot find my review anywhere. I believe that I first read it back in 2002 or 2003, and I vividly recall how that read took me at least six months, astonishing the friend who had given me my copy as a gift, noting that that was the reason I was always seen with pen and paper in my hand (this friend was also my roommate). This book actually changed the way I think about quite a few things. I tried for quite a long time after reading the book to make myself in to a more principle-oriented, rather than people oriented person, before I understood that I first needed to acknowledge my own need for a self-defined set of principles, a bit like the self-defined work that is written about by Victor Frankl in his book Man’s Search for Meaning.
After reading this book and looking over my notes, the exercises, and talking to my friends, I then went back over my old personal journals, poetry, and some of my early story writing attempts, before I finally figured out what my personal life’s work is: Project Do Better. It has taken me over twenty years, now, but I am finally sure of that one thing, if nothing else, in my life, at least. I hope that this project will lead to some set of communities making plans for their long term desired outcomes, rather than the idea of #ProjectDoBetter merely becoming another way of bearing witness, as Toni Morrison spoke of, to what we could have done.
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Context, Thought, and Learning: ShiraDest publications Offers Project Do Better @[email protected] ·Review: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change, by Stephen R. Covey
I still think often of these two phrases: “Start with the end in mind,” and though it may be a bit incongruous, “mind the gap.” The first comes from Covey’s second habit, which I always think of as the first, in spite of seeking to understand being the first, if memory serves correctly, and the second, of course, is from the Tube, in London. I thought that I had reviewed this book already, but for some odd reason, perhaps due to a gap in my own mind, I cannot find my review anywhere. I believe that I first read it back in 2002 or 2003, and I vividly recall how that read took me at least six months, astonishing the friend who had given me my copy as a gift, noting that that was the reason I was always seen with pen and paper in my hand (this friend was also my roommate). This book actually changed the way I think about quite a few things. I tried for quite a long time after reading the book to make myself in to a more principle-oriented, rather than people oriented person, before I understood that I first needed to acknowledge my own need for a self-defined set of principles, a bit like the self-defined work that is written about by Victor Frankl in his book Man’s Search for Meaning.
After reading this book and looking over my notes, the exercises, and talking to my friends, I then went back over my old personal journals, poetry, and some of my early story writing attempts, before I finally figured out what my personal life’s work is: Project Do Better. It has taken me over twenty years, now, but I am finally sure of that one thing, if nothing else, in my life, at least. I hope that this project will lead to some set of communities making plans for their long term desired outcomes, rather than the idea of #ProjectDoBetter merely becoming another way of bearing witness, as Toni Morrison spoke of, to what we could have done.
#bookreviews #books #frankl #ProjectDoBetter #tools -
@jeffjarvis. I know this is the least of this grotesquerie, but "Vic Frankel"? Really? It's Viktor Frankl. Actually it's Dr. Victor Frankl. The casualness of using a nickname to identify #Frankl (and #Fox's misspelling in the chyron) is of a piece with the casualness of #Gutfield's disgusting way of talking about the #Holocaust.
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@jeffjarvis. I know this is the least of this grotesquerie, but "Vic Frankel"? Really? It's Viktor Frankl. Actually it's Dr. Victor Frankl. The casualness of using a nickname to identify #Frankl (and #Fox's misspelling in the chyron) is of a piece with the casualness of #Gutfield's disgusting way of talking about the #Holocaust.
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'[It's] a dangerous conception of mental hygiene to assume that what man needs ... is equilibrium... . What man actually needs is not a tensionless state but rather a striving and struggling for a worthwhile goal...'
– Viktor #Frankl
