Drei Reden �ber das Judentum (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Martin Buber

9781528261364: Drei Reden �ber das Judentum (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from Drei Reden �ber das Judentum

Freunde, die diese Reden geh�rt haben, forderten mich auf, sie zu ver�ffentlichen. Ich habe lange damit gez�gert, weil es mir sehr gegenw�rtig blieb wie sie enstanden waren: von einem Juden zu Juden gesprochen, vornehmlich an einem Kreis junger Menschen gerichtet, aus der Eingebung subjektivsten Mitlebens und in einer Sph�re unmittelbarster Wirkung. Ich wollte den Gegenstand nicht in dieser fast intimen Sprache, so fragmentarisch vorgetragen und ohne Belege vor die Vollendung eines Buches �ber das Judentum abwarten, die mir damals nahe schien. Es hat sich mir seither erwiesen, da� es noch eine gute Weile dauern wird, bis das Buch zu seinem Banne treten mu�, um wieder Raum und Freiheit zu gewinnen. Da begann ich die Ver�ffentlichung dieser Reden als notwendig zu empfinden,wie um mich von einer Macht loszukaufen, die mich in Dienst hielt.

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Martin Buber (1878 1965), is among the foremost twentieth-century philosophers of human relations and Jewish thought. He is best known for his revival of popular interest in Hasidism and his philosophy of dialogue, a form of existentialism centered on the distinction between the I-Thou and I-It relationships. His work on Hasidic thought, Zionism and religious philosophy continues to influence both the academic study of Judaism and religious thinking more broadly. He also inspired the trend toward neo-Hasidism among modern Jews. His books include I and Thou, Tales of the Hasidim, On Judaism and many others.

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