Martin Buber. Ya i Ty. Shlyakh lyudyny za khasydskym vchennyam. (Me and Thou. The Human Path in Hasidic Teachings)

"This book is a meeting with the world of ideas of Martin Buber, a philosopher, thinker, and writer, whose power of thought defined intellectual paths in the twentieth century. The book includes two texts by the philosopher – "Me and Thou" and "The Human Path in Hasidic Teachings".

The first is the most famous philosophical work by Buber. It is this small treatise that turned out a kind of a manifesto of the dialogue philosophy in the twentieth century. The philosopher suggests treating the Other not as an object – It, but as Thou, the same subject of the dialogue as Me.

Buber's contribution into the study of Hasidism is invaluable. In Hasidic tales, Buber saw vivid embodiment of life wisdom of the Jewish people, the healing "medicine" against alienation and loss of spirituality. We offer to the Ukrainian reader his popular introduction into basics of Hasidic teachings."
Translation from German: Vitaliy Terletsky, Natalka Sprynchan.
In Ukrainian.
Type of the edition: hard cover
Format: 130x200 mm
Number of pages: 272
Publisher: DUH I LITERA, Kyiv
Contents:

- Viktor Malakhov: Shljakhamy Bubera

- Martin Buber:

Ja i Ty:

- Chastyna persha

- Chastyna druha

- Chastyna tretja

- Pisljamova

- Prymitky perekladacha

- Pokazhchyk imen

Shljakh ljudyny za khasyds‘kym vchennjam:

1. Samousvidomlennja

2. Osoblyvyy shljakh

3. Rishuchist‘

4. Pochny z sebe

5. Ne zaymaysja soboju

6. Tam, de stojish