Although it would be high-time we think, consider in our noggins fully and completely, that this title, 'Man's Search for Meaning' should be thought of with inclusiveness of women, e.g. 'Women's Search for Meaning' which I am quite sure is considered or taken into consideration present day whenever any gender reads this amazing book. This book was assigned reading for my college Philosophy class circa 1982. It's been a book that I found difficult to read because of the raw truthful reality of not only the writer's real life experiences at the time he wrote the book but how the writer expressed himself in such a manner to enlighten humanity to open their eyes to the reality of just how far humanity can plummet downward to destroy one another. Over the years, I never forgot this book and about two-year ago found a copy of the book on EBay and reread it again and again.

Hope 'is' the light! Hope 'is' life itself!