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September 15, 2020

Martin Buber’s Thought Is Not Likely to Experience a Resurgence

That’s not a bad thing, but a sensitive new biography is still worth reading.

Reviewing a recent biography of the German Jewish theologian Martin Buber, composed by the distinguished scholar Paul Mendes-Flohr, Allan Arkush writes:

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