I and Thou¶

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Author or institution: Martin Buber

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• Intentionality, selfhood & personhood
• Love, friendship, care, relational ethics, role ethics & dependency
• Suffering, death, meaning, flourishing & liberation
• Religion, ultimate reality, evil, mystical experience & religious knowledge
• Early-modern & modern Jewish philosophy, including Kabbalistic currents