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The Curtain Around Us
Edel, Abraham | September 1, 1956 issue

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This article discusses the book "Martin Buber. The Life of Dialogue," by Maurice S. Friedman. Professor Friedman's book is a comprehensive exposition of Buber's outlook. An apt use of quotation lets the magic of Buber's phrase shine in. This book traces background, analyzes special issues such as the problem of evil, summarizes central works bringing out fundamental ideas clearly and in considerable detail and outlines applications in theory of knowledge, education, psychology, ethics and social philosophy.

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SOCIAL sciences -- Philosophy; GOOD & evil; BUBER, Martin; FRIEDMAN, Maurice S.; ETHICS; EDUCATION
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