Martin Buber, the life of dialogue, Maurice S. Friedman
"To systematize a wild-grown thought as mine is, without impairing its elementary character seems to me a remarkable achievement. On a rather multifarious work Dr. Friedman has not imposed an artificial unity; he has disclosed the hidden one." - Martin Buber
"Dr. Friedman writes with the authority of a scholar and the insight of a disciple who knows and loves his master's work. His successive chapters form a discerning commentary on Buber's writings, as well as a systematic interpretation of the major aspects of his thought. It is at once the best introduction to Buber's thinking and the best survey of his philosophy available in our language."
