I and Thou

Martin Buber’s classic work, I and Thou, explores two fundamental ways of relating to existence—connecting with objects and engaging in genuine, boundless relationships. Emphasizing that human life gains meaning through relationships that ultimately lead to a connection with the divine, the book has influenced countless thinkers across generations. This new, carefully translated edition, with insightful footnotes and an extensive prologue by Walter Kaufmann, offers a fresh perspective on Buber’s profound philosophy of dialogue.