I and Thou, Epz Edition
Martin Buber · 1923 · 152 pages
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Martin Buber presents his revolutionary philosophy on the nature of human relationships through two forms of existence: the authentic "I-Thou" relation and the objectifying "I-It" relation. This brief and dense philosophical essay redefines how we understand genuine encounter with the other.
Buber argues that only in authentic dialogue, free of utilitarianism, do we experience transcendence and fullness. A work that remains deeply influential in philosophy, theology and modern psychology, challenging our habitual modes of relating.
Book details
| Author | Martin Buber |
|---|---|
| Original title | I and Thou |
| Year of publication | 1923 |
| Pages | 152 |
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