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Ich und du
Book • 1923
In 'Ich und Du', Martin Buber explores the human condition by distinguishing between two fundamental modes of engaging the world: the 'I-It' and the 'I-Thou'.
The 'I-It' mode involves treating others and objects as mere things to be used or known, while the 'I-Thou' mode involves a deep, reciprocal encounter with another being.
Buber argues that modern society's exclusive reliance on the 'I-It' mode leads to alienation and that true fulfillment and meaning can only be achieved through 'I-Thou' relationships.
The book is divided into three parts, addressing psychology, sociology, and religion, and advocates for a more relational and intersubjective understanding of human existence.
The 'I-It' mode involves treating others and objects as mere things to be used or known, while the 'I-Thou' mode involves a deep, reciprocal encounter with another being.
Buber argues that modern society's exclusive reliance on the 'I-It' mode leads to alienation and that true fulfillment and meaning can only be achieved through 'I-Thou' relationships.
The book is divided into three parts, addressing psychology, sociology, and religion, and advocates for a more relational and intersubjective understanding of human existence.
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Haltung
Erwähnt als Bubers Hauptwerk, das ab 1916 in ersten Entwürfen entstand und das dialogische Prinzip thematisiert.
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Mentioned as the book in which Martin Buber emphasized that each of us becomes 'Du' through encounters and gifts from others.
12.7.4 Monismus und Dualismus – Unser Leben zwischen Liebe und Freund-Feind-Denken
