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Preferred term
i and thou
Definition
- I and Thou is the most durable and important conceptual contribution of the 20th-century philosopher of dialogue, Martin Buber, and the title of his most famous book. As often happens with such terms, it became so well known and seemingly accessible that it developed its own reputation as a pop-culture slogan. [Source: Encyclopedia of Communication Theory; I and Thou]
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http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-QFX5XPCX-Z
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