EP292 他在集中營裡發現了改變人類的真理 維克多法蘭可傳奇

維克多法蘭可。一位精神科醫師。一位哲學家。一位在奧斯威辛集中營的煉獄中。仍然仰望星空的人。 他的書活出意義來。被翻譯成五十種語言。全球銷量超過一千六百萬冊。在出版幾十年後的今天。仍然每天都有人把它稱為救了自己一命的書。 但這本書的誕生地。是人類歷史上最黑暗的地方。 法蘭可在集中營裡發現了一件事。面對同樣的苦難。有些人垮掉了。有些人卻保持著尊嚴。甚至分出最後一塊麵包。那些撐下去的人。心裡都有一個理由。一個意義。 他說。當納粹奪走了他的一切。奪走了他的自由。他的家人。他的手稿。他的過去和未來。仍然有一樣東西他們奪不走。那就是他選擇如何回應這一切的自由。 刺激與反應之間。有一個空間。那個空間裡。藏著我們真正的自由。 今天Jenny帶你走進法蘭可的世界。認識這位用自己最深的傷口。為後來者留下了一盞燈的思想家。 歡迎訂閱沉思者J。每週與你相遇在思想的深處。 【英文影片簡介】 Viktor Frankl was a psychiatrist, a philosopher, and a man who gazed at the stars even while standing in hell. His book Man Search for Meaning has been translated into fifty languages and has sold over sixteen million copies worldwide. Decades after its publication, people still call it the book that saved their life. But this book was born in the darkest place in human history. Auschwitz concentration camp. Inside the camps, Frankl made a profound observation. Facing the same suffering, some people collapsed completely, while others maintained dignity and even gave away their last piece of bread. Those who endured all had something inside them: a reason, a meaning. He said that when the Nazis stripped him of everything, his freedom, his family, his manuscript, his past and future, there was still one thing they could not take. His freedom to choose how he would respond to all of it. Between stimulus and response, there is a space. And in that space lies our true freedom. Today Jenny takes you into the world of Frankl to get to know the thinker who used his deepest wounds to leave a lantern for those who came after. Subscribe to Thinker J for weekly conversations at the depth of human thought. 【標籤】 維克多法蘭可, 活出意義來, 意義治療法, 存在主義心理學, 集中營, 奧斯威辛, 二戰, 心理學, 哲學, 人生意義, Viktor Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning, Logotherapy, existentialism, Holocaust survivor, 沉思者J, Thinker J, 向大師致敬, 心靈成長, 生命哲學 Powered by Firstory Hosting