Martin Buber's Formative Years: From German Culture to Jewish Renewal, 1897-1909

Focusing on a pivotal yet often overlooked phase of Buber's early career, this book delves into his formative ideas and influences. It highlights the development of his philosophical thought and the impact of his experiences during this time. By examining lesser-known works and contexts, the author sheds light on Buber's contributions to existentialism and dialogue philosophy, offering a fresh perspective on his legacy and the significance of this period in shaping his later writings.