April 2012
What it means when “no significant differences were found”
It’s not what you think.
“He who has a why to live for can endure almost any how.”
Viktor Frankl, after Nietzsche
Elisabeth Lukas, Joseph Fabry, Ann Graber, Paul Wong, and Meredith Sprunger. Several appear here in English for the first time.
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Editing, layout, and design for Gerowise Books
Books by Geri Marr Burdman, who learned from Viktor Frankl and shares decades of experience promoting meaning and healthy aging from Bolivia to New Zealand.
“Meaning can never be given—it must be discovered.”
Elisabeth LukasThe Therapist and the Soul, page 12
Emerging ideas in journals of medicine, psychology, education, and business.
The International Forum for Logotherapy2023
Finding the heart of a living logotherapy
Frankl defined a fourth dimension in his extensive writings, which places logotherapy in a greater context.
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Nature, nurture, and the noëtic
The nature–nurture paradigm ignores the uniquely human dimension: the noëtic.
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Life is about choices
The Schiavo case raises questions about what makes a life meaningful.
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What published studies, credit scores and school grades rest on—and what they were never able to reach.
April 2012
It’s not what you think.
April 2013
A large enough sample turns almost any difference into a statistically significant one.
But is that difference meaningful?
January 2012
Human experience is more than numbers.
Find out why.
Read the blog Posts for people who read the headline and want to know whether it holds.