I and Thou, by Martin Buber

I was written by you and Martin Buber and published in 1923. His work was translated into English in 1937 and reprinted in 2010. Buber is a German religious thinker. He was born in Vienna, Austria in 1878. This book is regarded as a non-fictitious philosophical work. In my opinion, this book is written for students of philosophy and psychology, and religious studies. I and you are written in prose, resembles a collection of poetry including short story, and these pictures are iterative and somewhat esoteric. This book is divided into three parts As well as a do-it-yourself a series of long and short proverbs.

The most important aspect of Martin Buber and Friedrich Nietzsche is that their philosophical analysis begins with historical - linguistic speculation. Between me and you, Martin Buber believes that human beings exist in two fundamentally different relationships, I - Thou relationship and I - It relationship, and that these relationships are expressed in our language I will. Whether it is a primitive man or a developing male today, men's thinking begins with perceiving you, that is, beginning with experiencing the personality of others first, differentiates the manufacturing psychological journey I think. Buber believes that experiencing the personality of others will form the first experience of our personality and the use of "I". By recognizing that one person is one, we recognize that we are human beings

Jewish theologian and philosopher Martin Buber wrote a lot about the need for recognition among people. Martin Buber cited one of many wisdom in him and in my book when I met someone else. Buber wrote you with me in 1923 and translated it into English in 1937. Buber's main argument in the book is that the problem can be solved in two ways. "I" is "it", an independent purpose from us, or "I" to "You" is infinite relationship

Martin Buber's "me and you" provides a personal conversational philosophy, since personal conversations are outlining the actual functions. The theme of this book is that people can explain the outline of life by tending to talk to each other, nature and God. According to Buber, people have two attitudes. Me - you, or me - it. I - you are the subject - the subject relationship, and I - it is the subject - subject matter. - At first glance, evangelist and liberation theologist seem to be different. American Evangelicals have a conservative and Republican thought on average, and historically they are middle-aged Caucasian southern people derived from the fundamentalist Protestantism tradition. On the other hand, liberation theologians come from different backgrounds and historical backgrounds, but in general they are linked to the needs of the community and focus on the transformation of social beings.