Two Visions of Faith

The book includes the most significant work of the Jewish philosopher M. Buber, in whose works articulate research foundations Judaic tradition, the experience of religious life and the modern philosophical thinking. The main theme of his work - the special status of the individual, in which dialogue is possible between man and God, man and the world, man and man. Emotionally intense brushwork and unceasing effort to grasp this "true" dimension of the human being created in his works the high spirit of truth.

For a wide range of readers.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Gregory Pomerantz. Meetings with Buber
Me and You (Translation VV Rynkevich)
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
Afterword
Dialogue (Translation M. Levin)
Description Restrictions
Confirmation
Images of good and evil (Translation M. Levin)
Foreword
Part one. Tree of knowledge
Part two. Aboriginal principles
Part three. The truth of myths
The problem of man (Translation YS Terentyeva)
Part one. The path problem
Section I. Questions Kant
Section II. From Aristotle to Kant
Section III. Hegel and Marx
Section IV. Feuerbach and Nietzsche
Part two. Advanced search
Section I. The crisis and its manifestation
Section II. The teaching of Heidegger
Section III. Scheler's doctrine
Section IV. Perspective
Two Visions of Faith (Translation Lezova SV Mironov and A. Yu)
The eclipse of God. Thoughts on the relationship of religion and philosophy
phi and (Translation II Mahankova)
From the preface to the New York publishing preliminary. A tale of two conversations
Religion and Reality
Religion and Philosophy
Love of God and the idea of ​​God
Religion and the modern mind
Religion and Ethics
On elimination of ethical
God and the human spirit
The application. The answer to the objection of CG Jung
The application. Lev Shestov. Martin Buber
Bibliography of works mentioned Martin Buber
Notes
Author Index