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Frankl, Viktor E. “On Logotherapy and Existential Analysis” (paper read before the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis, New York, April 17, 1957). American Journal of Psychoanalysis, XVIII (1958), 28–37.

Frankl, Viktor E. “The Will to Meaning.” Journal of Pastoral Care, XII (1958), 82–88.

Frankl, Viktor E. “The Search for Meaning.” Saturday Review, Sept. 13, 1958.

Frankl, Viktor E. “The Spiritual Dimension in Existential Analysis and Logotherapy” (paper read before the Fourth International Congress of Psychotherapy, Barcelona, Sept. 5, 1958). Journal of Individual Psychology, XV (1959), 157–165.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Beyond Self-Actualization and Self-Expression” (paper read before the Conference on Existential Psychotherapy, Chicago, Dec. 13, 1959). Journal of Existential Psychiatry, I (1960), 5–20.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Paradoxical Intention: A Logotherapeutic Technique” (paper read before the American Association for the Advancement of Psychotherapy, New York, Feb. 26, 1960). American Journal of Psychotherapy, XIV (1960), 520–535.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Logotherapy and the Challenge of Suffering” (paper read before the American Conference on Existential Psychotherapy, New York, Feb. 27, 1960). Review of Existential Psychology and Psychiatry, I (1961), 3–7.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Religion and Existential Psychotherapy.” Gordon Review, VI (1961), 2–10.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Dynamics, Existence and Values.” Journal of Existential Psychiatry, II (1961), 5–16.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Psychotherapy and Philosophy.” Philosophy Today, V (1961), 59–64.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Basic Concepts of Logotherapy.” Journal of Existential Psychiatry, III (1962), 111–118.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Psychiatry and Man’s Quest for Meaning.” Journal of Religion and Health, I (1962), 93–103.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Logotherapy and the Challenge of Suffering.” Pastoral Psychology, XIII (1962), 25–28.

Frankl, Viktor E. “The Will to Meaning.” Living Church, CXLIV (June 24, 1962), 8–14.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Angel as Much as Beast: Man Transcends Himself.” Unitarian Universalist Register-Leader, CXLIV (Feb. 1963), 8–9.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Existential Dynamics and Neurotic Escapism” (paper read before the Conference on Existential Psychiatry, Toronto, May 6, 1962). Journal of Existential Psychiatry, IV (1963), 27–42.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Existential Escapism.” Motive, XXIV (Jan. – Feb. 1964), 11–14.

Frankl, Viktor E. “The Will to Meaning” (paper read before the Conference on Phenomenology, Lexington, April 4, 1963). Christian Century, LXXI (April 22, 1964), 515–517.

Frankl, Viktor E. “In Steady Search for Meaning.” Liberal Dimension, II, No. 2 (1964), 3–8.

Frankl, Viktor E. “The Concept of Man in Logotherapy” (175th Anniversary Lecture, Georgetown University, Washington, D. C., February 27, 1964). Journal of Existentialism, VI (1965), 53–58.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Logotherapy and Existential Analysis: A Review” (paper read before the Symposium on Logotherapy, 6th International Congress of Psychotherapy, London, August 26, 1964). American Journal of Psychotherapy, XX (1966), 252–260.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Self-Transcendence As a Human Phenomenon.” Journal of Humanistic Psychology (Fall 1966), 97–106.

Frankl, Viktor E. “What is Meant by Meaning?” Journal of Existentialism, VII, No. 25 (Fall 1966), 21–28.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Time and Responsibility.” Existential Psychiatry, I (1966), 361–366.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Logotherapy and Existentialism.” Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice, IV, No. 3 (Aug. 1967), 138–142.

Frankl, Viktor E. “What is a Man?” Life Association News, LXII, No. 9 (Sept. 1967), 151–157.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Logotherapy.” Israel Annals of Psychiatry and Related Disciplines, VII (1967), 142–155.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Experiences in a Concentration Camp.” Jewish Heritage, XI (1968), 5–7.

Frankl, Viktor E. “The Search for Meaning” (abstract from a series of lectures given at the Brandeis Institute in California). Jewish Heritage, XI (1968), 8–11.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Eternity Is the Here and Now.” Pace, V, No. 4 (April 1969), 2.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Youth In Search for Meaning” (3rd Paul Dana Bartlett Memorial Lecture). The Baker World (The Baker University Newsletter), I, No. 4 (Jan. 1969), 2–5.

Frankl, Viktor E. “The Cosmos and the Mind. (How Far Can We Go?) A Dialogue with Geoffrey Frost.” Pace, V, No. 8 (Aug. 1969), 34–39.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Fore-Runner of Existential Psychiatry.” Journal of Individual Psychology, XXVI (1970), 12.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Entering the Human Dimension.” Attitude, I (1970), 2–6.

Frankl, Viktor E. “Determinism and Humanism.” Humanitas (Journal of the Institute of Man), VIII (1971), 23–36.

Gerz, Hans O. “The Treatment of the Phobic and the Obsessive-Compulsive Patient Using Paradoxical Intention sec. Viktor E. Frankl.” Journal of Neuropsychiatry, III, No. 6 (July – Aug. 1962), 375–387.

Gerz, Hans O. “Experience with the Logotherapeutic Technique of Paradoxical Intention in the Treatment of Phobic and Obsessive-Compulsive Patients” (paper read at the Symposium of Logotherapy at the 6th International Congress of Psychotherapy, London, England, August 1964). American Journal of Psychiatry, CXXIII, No. 5 (Nov. 1966), 548–553.

Gerz, Hans O. “Reply.” American Journal of Psychiatry, CXXIII, No. 10 (April 1967), 1306.

Grollman, Earl A. “Viktor E. Frankl: A Bridge Between Psychiatry and Religion.” Conservative Judaism, XIX, No. 1 (Fall 1964), 19–23.

Grollman, Earl A. “The Logotherapy of Viktor E. Frankl.” Judaism, XIV (1965), 22–38.

Grossman, Nathan. “The Rabbi and the Doctor of the Soul.” Jewish Spectator, XXXIV, No. 1 (Jan. 1969), 8–12.

Hall, Mary Harrington. “A Conversation with Viktor Frankl of Vienna.” Psychology Today, I, No. 9 (Feb. 1968), 56–63.

Harrington, Donald Szantho. “The View from the Existential Vacuum.” Academy Reporter, IX, No. 9 (Dec. 1964), 1–4.

Havens, Leston L. “Paradoxical Intention.” Psychiatry & Social Science Review, II (1968), 16–19.

Haworth, D. Swan. “Viktor Frankl.” Judaism, XIV (1965), 351–352.

Holmes, R. M. “Alcoholics Anonymous as Group Logotherapy.” Pastoral Psychology, XXI (1970), 30–36.

Hyman, William. “Practical Aspects of Logotherapy in Neurosurgery.” Existential Psychiatry, VII (1969), 99–101.

Johnson, Paul E. “Logotherapy: A Corrective for Determinism.” Christian Advocate, V (Nov. 23, 1961), 12–13.

Johnson, Paul E. “The Challenge of Logotherapy.” Journal of Religion and Health, VII (1968), 122–130.

Johnson, Paul E. “Meet Doctor Frankl.” Adult Student, XXIV (Oct. 1964), 8–10.

Johnson, Paul E. “The Meaning of Logotherapy.” Adult Student, XXVI, No. 8 (April 1967), 4–5.

Johnson, Paul E. “Do We Need a New Psychology?” Adult Student, XXVI, No. 11 (July 1967), 3–4.

Jones, Elbert Whaley. “Nietzsche and Existential-Analysis.” A dissertation in the Department of Philosophy submitted to the faculty of the Graduate School of Arts and Science in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts at New York University, 1967.

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Kaczanowski, Godfryd. “Logotherapy – A New Psychotherapeutic Tool.” Psychosomatics. Vol. 8 (May – June 1967), 158–161.

Klitzke, Louis, L. “Students in Emerging Africa; Humanistic Psychology and Logotherapy in Tanzania.” Journal of Humanistic Psychology, IX (1969), 105–126.

Kosukegawa, Tsugio. “A Comparative Study of the Differences between Christian Existence and Secular Existence, and of Their Existential Frustration.” Japanese Journal of Educational and Social Psychology, VII, No. 2 (1968), 195–208.

Leslie, Robert C. “Viktor E. Frankl’s New Concept of Man.” Motive, XXII (1962), 16–19.

Maholick, Leonard T. “…to Comfort Always.” Journal of the Medical Association of Georgia, L (1961), 559–560.

Maslow, A. H. “Comments on Dr. Frankl’s Paper.” Journal of Humanistic Psychology, VI (1966), 107–112.

Maslow, A. H. “Meaning in Life.” Time (Feb. 2, 1968), 38–40.

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