In this work, the author uses the image of a sleepless person experiencing a sense of impending doom in the dead of night to illustrate the prevalence of the method of dealing with the universe that he dubs "experiencing".
In this work, the author uses the image of a sleepless person experiencing a sense of impending doom in the dead of night to illustrate the prevalence of the method of dealing with the universe that he dubs "experiencing". The author then claims that the modern world almost completely ignores a second way of dealing with the world, called "encountering", in which the object encountered is treated as a "you" instead of an "it". Finally, a combination of the two methods is espoused as the means for a true relationship with God and the universe. Written as a series of aphorisms, FTP, what is this best-known work by Martin Buber?
In this work, the author uses the image of a sleepless person experiencing a sense of impending doom in the dead of night to illustrate the prevalence of the method of dealing with the universe that he dubs "experiencing".
I and Thou