This work posits two modes, the first of which is the mode of experience, termed the "I-it.
This work claims that the state of pure natural relation can be found in the reciprocity between a pre-natal baby and its mother's womb. Late, sleepless nights are cited by its author as an example of a "weak moment" in which man's helplessness manifests. Its author draws a distinction between the truly pious and the theomaniacs, who simply cultivate their personal relationship with God through episodes termed "revelations." This work posits two modes, the first of which is the mode of experience, termed the "I-it." Inspired by its author's study of Hasidic philosophy and brief subscription to Zionism, for 10 points, identify this existentialist text by Martin Buber.
This work claims that the state of pure natural relation can be found in the reciprocity between a pre-natal baby and its mother's womb.
I and {Thou} [or {Ich und Du}]