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My town - My family - My youth - My future.

Printed material, correspondence, financial material, professional material, memorabilia, photographs, artwork, journals and diaries, and subject files. Manuscripts in the collection consists of scripts for plays. Printed material in the collection includes twenty-five bound volumes of Theatre Critics' Reviews (1940-1965); programs for stage shows; and scrapbooks containing clipped newspaper reviews of shows produced by Selznick. Professional material includes of over four thousand play reports (1946-1963). Also present are Selznick's subject files, arranged by her and alphabetized by topic; they include general files and files devoted to Selznick's major productions. These files include various professional documents, as well as several letters.

This book is a psychobiography on the life of Viktor Frankl and a unique exploration of his life from a positive psychology perspective. It uses Paul Wong's theory of positive psychology wave 2 (PP2.0) and explores the concepts of meaning and virtue throughout Frankl's life span. The authors define virtue in terms of appreciation of beauty, gratitude, hope, humour and spirituality, and define meaning based on Paul Wong's PURE model. They apply Irving Alexander's primary indicators of psychological salience and W.T. Schultz's prototypical scenes to analyse Frankl's important life events. This psychobiography presents an original contribution to theory on three levels: advancing the literature in psychobiography, developing the field of PP2.0, and providing new insights into Frankl's life. It is a must for psychographers, positive psychologists and people interested in Frankl's life and theoretical contributions.