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6.17 The tragic triad<br />
Thisis a term that is used in logotherapeutic circles when logotherapists are dealing<br />
with issues ofguilt, suffering and death. The triad consists ofthese three experien<br />
ces - guilt, suffering(pain), and death (Frankl 1969:ix& Guttmann 1996:45-47).<br />
Thisterm. that normallyevokes an imaginative triangle-pictureiii one's mind. is not<br />
so well known amongstthose moving outside logotherapeutic circles.<br />
7. Delimitation ofthis study and the modus operandi<br />
Chapter one ofthis study had focused on basic methodologicalissues. It included an<br />
introductionto this study, the problem and reason for this dissertation, and the eva<br />
luative point ofview, from which this study will be done. Itwas mentioned that a<br />
discussion ofevery logotherapeutictechnique or method will be given in the coming<br />
chapters. No research hypothesis wasformulatedbecause this is a theoretical-evalua<br />
tive study. The basic terminologyused in logotherapyhas also been mentioned.<br />
Chapter two will focus on the existing different logotherapeutic techniques. These<br />
techniques or methods will basically be evaluated from a personality psychological<br />
point ofview, while chapter three will discuss the major different logotherapeutic<br />
tests that are used. The last chapter (chapter four) will evaluate the present uses of<br />
logotherapy and the possible future oflogotherapy.<br />
The philosophical-theoretical background oflogotherapy, what it is, for what it<br />
stands, its beliefs and everythingthat has basically to do with this psychological me<br />
thod. are basically assumed as general knowledge in this study. Because this study<br />
wants to evaluate the different logotherapeutic techniques, and not to "reinvent the<br />
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