Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl, hand-bound in genuine leather by LeatheredLines. Written in 1946, Viktor Frankl's book recounts his years in Nazi concentration camps, including Auschwitz, and what he learned there about why some prisoners endured. In the second part he sets out logotherapy, his approach to psychology built on the conviction that our deepest drive is to find meaning, even in suffering. Read by millions, it remains one of the most influential books of the twentieth century.
About this leather-bound edition
We cover every book in genuine leather by hand, finishing the spine with gold-tone foil titling and decorative tooling in the tradition of fine library bindings. Because each copy is made individually, small variations in leather grain and colour are a natural sign of handwork.
The thickness and weight of the finished book depend on the length of this particular title. Longer works make a noticeably thicker volume, while shorter works are slimmer.
Edition details
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Title: Man's Search for Meaning
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Author: Viktor E. Frankl
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Binding: Hand-bound genuine leather, gold-tone foil spine lettering
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Thickness: Varies by title, depending on the length of the book
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Language: English
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Genre: Memoir
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Condition: New
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Production: Made to order
Built to sit on a study shelf for years, it makes a distinguished gift for anyone who loves serious reading.
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This is a hand-rebound copy of a published edition, re-covered in genuine leather by LeatheredLines. It is not an official publisher's edition and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the author, publisher or rights holders. Because each copy is finished by hand, minor variations from the photographs are normal.
