by Martin Buber · Fount · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780006432203
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«Between Man and Man» is the philosophical essay by Martin Buber, published by Fount in paperback (256 pages, in English).
Martin Buber argues that the deepest reality of human life arises from the relationship between one being and another. This volume brings together five writings from 1928 to 1938 on dialogue, the individual and education, including «What is Man?», and applies them to religious ethics, social philosophy, marriage, psychology and art.
This edition belongs to the Fontana Library collection on theology and philosophy and includes an introduction by the translator Robert Gregor Smith.
For readers interested in dialogical philosophy, theology and twentieth-century educational and social thought.
