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I-Thou: a standalone construct

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Jewish thought

Buber's contrast between the I-It attitude, which treats others as objects, and the I-Thou relation of full mutual presence, including with God.

In Jewish thought, I-Thou refers to Buber's contrast between the I-It attitude, which treats others as objects, and the I-Thou relation of full mutual presence, including with God. This meaning comes from Buber (1923/1958) in I and Thou.[1]

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References

Buber, M. (1958). I and Thou (R. G. Smith, Trans.). T. & T. Clark. (Original work published 1923) Open Library record

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