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7 out of 10
Two books stapled together. The first is a witness statement and it's unanswerable. The second is a therapy manual from 1946 and I skimmed a good deal of it. Eleven yellow tabs in part one. None at all in part two.
by@annotatedannieWritten 22 May 2026Read 19 May 2026
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Man's Search for MeaningViktor Emil FranklIn the Margins
Man's Search for Meaning reviewed by @w_okonkwo
Two books stapled together: one of the great camp memoirs, and a therapy pamphlet I would not have finished on its own.8 out of 10@w_okonkwo
2 readers agree with this reviewMan's Search for Meaning reviewed by @nightshiftnurse
read it in one go on a rest day and then couldnt really talk to anyone for a bit. the second half is dry and I skimmed some of it. the first half I will be carrying around forever9 out of 10@nightshiftnurse
Man's Search for Meaning reviewed by @an_ordinary_tuesday
He who has a Why can bear any How. Nietzsche said that, and Frankl proves it. I read this in one sitting and I have not been the same person since; it is a small book carrying an entire cathedral inside it.10 out of 10@an_ordinary_tuesday
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