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The Imperative of Finding Meaning and Purpose in a Troubled World.
The Viktor Frankl Institute of Logotherapy’s (VFIL), whose mission is to promote optimal human health through meaningful living, announces the Twenty-Third World Congress, to be held virtually October 21-23, 2021. The Congress provides an extraordinary opportunity to discuss with a global audience aspects of Logotherapy founded by Frankl and expanded by contemporary scholars at this time of a world in need of hope and renewal. Author of Man’s Search for Meaning, Frankl conceptualized humans in three dimensions of body, mind, and spirit with the belief that the primary motivating force of human beings is the search for meaning and purpose in life.
Logotherapy helps individuals to self-transcend by using the triumphant power of the human spirit in facing suffering, conflict, tragedy, pain, loss, grief, uncertainty, and inner emptiness. Frankl’s vision for humanity includes hope, as well as personal and societal growth for a rich, vibrant life. We hope you will join us for the World Congress.
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The Earlybird price will be valid until 15th of September 2021.
Registrants will access to congress materials for 12 months from the date of the Congress.
Since the 1970’s the VFIL has held a biennial World Congress with participants coming together from some 37 nations. Because of the current COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s World Congress will be a virtual conference and will feature internationally known speakers. Participants are also invited to submit papers on topics in the following areas:
The Imperative of Finding Meaning and Purpose in a Troubled World.
