Article: Buber, Martin

Buber, Martin Existentialist Jewish philosopher, educationist, and Zionist thinker, born Vienna, 1878, died Jerusalem, 1965. Buber's main contribution to philosophy is the distinction, made in his justly famous philosophical poem I and Thou , between the I–It relationship and the I–Thou . In the former man relates to others and to things in an objective, detached manner, as when the physical scientist examines his data and the social scientist the life of a community. In the latter relationship, man meets ...

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