Meaning in Positive and Existential Psychology

This work presents a pioneering exploration at the intersection of positive psychology and existential thought. Through a careful examination of the meanings and implications these two fields have in understanding human experience, the authors, Alexander Batthyány and Pninit Russo-Netzer, invite readers to delve into profound questions about purpose and well-being.

The authors argue that integrating these perspectives can lead to a richer comprehension of the human condition, advocating for an appreciation of both happiness and deeper existential concerns. By weaving together theoretical insights and practical applications, the book serves as a foundation for those interested in the nuances of human motivation and the quest for meaning in an increasingly complex world.