Victor Frankl, a famous psychiatrist, remained head of the neurology department at the Vienna Policlinic Hospital for twentyfive years. He wrote more than thirty books for both professionals and general readers. He met with politicians, world leaders such as Pope Paul VI, philosophers, students, teachers, and numerous individuals who had read and been inspired by his books. He lectured widely in Europe, the Americas, Australia, Asia, and Africa; and held professorships at Harvard, Stanford, and the University of Pittsburgh. Even in his nineties, Frankl continued to engage in dialogue with visitors from all over the world and to respond personally to some of the hundreds of letters he received every week. Twentynine universities awarded him honorary degrees, and the American Psychiatric Association honored him with the Oskar Pfister Award.
*neurology: 신경(병)학