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IMAGINE A WORLD where the need for meaning no longer occurs; a world where we no longer seek deeper and larger purposes for our existence and no longer suffer anxiety and despair in the absence of them. Could such a world be possible? Assuming it is, could it be in any sense desirable?
Consider life in the West today. On the one hand, loneliness, uselessness, despair, and a powerful sense of the absurdity of it all are so prevalent that they constitute a part of everyday experience. Indicators such as the rising suicide rates among young men in
Western societies and the levels of drug abuse give only a partial indication of the problem, because they ...