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Martin Buber (1878-1965) has been described as the greatest religious thinker of the twentieth century, and was as influential to Christian theology as to Jewish philosophy. A prolific commentator on topics as diverse as art, sociology, education and religious philosophy, and was the author of I and Thou, The Way of Man and Good and Evil

• Introduction; Meetings; My Mother; My Grandmother; Languages; My Father; The School; The Two Boys; The Horse; Philosophers; Vienna; A Lecture; The Cause and the Person; The Zaddik; The Walking Stick and the Tree; Question and Answer; A Conversion; Report on two Talks; Samuel and Agag; Beginnings; A Tentative Answer (Jerusalem, May 1955); Books and Men; Bibliography

'I only met Buber once, but I felt then that I was in the presence of greatness.' - T.S. Eliot'Martin Buber is one of the creative minds of our age.' - Hans Urs von Balthasar'This short book contains some remarkable apercus, including a passionate conversation with a distinguished thinker ...' - The Scientific and Medical Network