139 pages, paperback
 Marion Maja Glozober
 Martin Buber and the spoken word of love
 "Objective language only catches a corner of real life" - this is the phrase that Martin Buber (1878 - 1965) coined. Nevertheless, he dares in an excellent way to express in objective language how much more the language of love means and that real life occurs in it.
 With his main philosophical work ICH UND DU (1923), the world owes the devout Jewish religious philosopher as an original thinker and interlocutor the message that love does not make blind, as it is said, but that the eyes of lovers really open up.
 In an introductory manner and in an appealing writing style, the author offers an amazing interpretation of Buber's message in ICH UND DU.