"Man in the landscape" is a book filled with philosophical reflections, internal conflicts and reflections on the meaning of life. The author of the book, Viktor Frankl, a famous psychiatrist and psychologist, shares his experience of surviving in concentration camps during the Second World War. In the book "The Man in the Landscape" Frankl talks about his own inner experiences, losses, patience and will to live. It gives the reader the opportunity to immerse himself in the world of the human inner world, thoughts and the search for meaning in a world that seems hopelessly military. "The Man in the Landscape" is not only a story about survival, it is a book that will help to understand the deep processes of the human psyche, opening up new perspectives and opportunities for self-discovery and development.