Globusz Books · Author
Rollo May is represented in the Globusz Books library by 3 reviewed books. This page brings those summaries together so readers can compare the author’s available work before choosing what to read.
Source: Globusz Books reviewed catalog.
Reviewed summary
Rollo May argues that love and will are two sides of the same coin, and without both, life feels shallow and disconnected. This isn’t some feel-good pep talk—it’s a tough, honest look at what happens when these forces go missing or fall out of balance. How do we wrestle with our inner chaos to find real connection and purpose?
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Rollo May’s "Man’s Search for Himself" exposes the deep alienation beneath modern life’s surface. It cuts through the noise to reveal why so many feel lost inside their own skin. This isn’t a feel-good pep talk—it’s a tough, honest look at reclaiming your identity through hard-won self-awareness and responsibility.
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Anxiety isn’t just some pesky glitch in your mental software to be deleted ASAP. It’s actually baked into what makes us human. Rollo May’s “The Meaning of Anxiety” flips the script on the usual ‘anxiety = illness’ story and asks us to consider: what if anxiety is actually the price we pay for being real, alive, and responsible?
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