Frankls moralischer Imperativ

Mature individuals value their responsibility, which does not relieve them from the burden of decision-making. An ethics of decision-making oriented towards universal principles can promote a problem-solving approach to life. It focuses on the expansion of responsibility and happiness in the interaction and exchange between the subject and the external world. The explanation and justification of this assumption are the goals of the work. Its perspective is directed towards linking a conditionally analytical conception of a successful and happy life as the foundation of an ethics based on respect and recognition with a hermeneutic analysis of the ethical implications of Viktor Frankl's anthropology. The primary consideration is the autonomous will rather than a heteronomous obligation.