Logotherapy and Existential Analysis

The Proceedings shall be published§annually. Articles will be peer-reviewed and will cover the following areas: Theoretical perspectives on existential§psychology / Empirical studies on existential psychology, psychotherapy, and§psychiatry / Case studies in existential psychology. Additionally, it is§planned to include (unpublished) articles/lectures by Viktor Frankl, or letter§exchanges from the private Viktor Frankl Archives (which the first editor is§director of). Correspondence includes Frankl with Gordon W. Allport,§Binswanger, Heidegger, Jaspers, Sophie Freud, Alexandra Adler, etc. pp. §§The anthology will be divided into five§sections:§1. The§first section will present historical articles/lectures by Viktor Frankl from§the Viktor Frankl Archives Vienna.§2. The§second section (peer reviewed) will carry academic articles on logotherapy and§existential analysis - including, but not restricted to theoretical, clinical,§and re-search-oriented articles.§3. The§third part (peer reviewed) will carry new case examples in logotherapy and§ex-istential analysis, something we believe is of vital interest to§logotherapists around the world. Case examples need not be restricted to§clinical settings. §4. The§fourth part will carry notes and news from around the world, e.g. reports from§current initiatives, presentations of institutes and their work, reports about§past conferences and meetings, etc.§5. The§fifth part will carry reviews on films and books of interest to logotherapists,§not restricted to logotherapy book and film titles, but including all items§directly or indirectly relevant for the application, history or theory of§logotherapy.§§