In the First Paragraph of the Section "The Super-Meaning," Frankl

question 31

Essay

In the first paragraph of the section "The Super-Meaning," Frankl contrasts two possible burdens of human existence and argues that only one is a genuine burden. Which is it? Do you think that there is any real difference between saying "life is meaningless" and saying "life is meaningful in a way I can't possibly understand" if either way we can't grasp the meaningfulness of life? If so, what is the difference? If not, how would Frankl's philosophy be impacted?

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