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Can psychoanalysis, addressing human nature generally, help establish a universal ground for morality, which could apply across varying historical and sociocultural conditions? George Frankl admirably has undertaken a broad exploration and synthesis of such questions, turning not only to psychoanalysis, but also to neuroscience, archaeology, and philosophy.
With eloquence and passion, Frankl urges us to recover what he fears is threatened, if not already lost: meaning, purpose, and value for