14 Buber on Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. PROLOGUE: Martin Buber: Philosopher of Dialogue 1
4. PART 1 Philosophy of Dialogue
5. Introduction 17
6. 1 Exodus from Monological Modernity 19
7. 2 Martin Buber and Philosophical Anthropology 33
8. 3 "The Between": Martin Buber's Transformation of Consciousness 53
9. 4 Imaging the Imageless, Making Present, and Coming to Light of the Other: Imagination and Buber's Dialogical Thinking 67
10. 5 To Hallow the Everyday 84
11. 6 Martin Buber's Ethics of Perception 97
12. PART 2 Language and Hermeneutics
13. Introduction 115
14. 7 Buber and Language 117
15. 8 Martin Buber and the Philosophy of Communication 129
16. 9 Buber and Expressionism 142
17. 10 Buber's Hermeneutical Biblical Theology 156
18. 11 Buber's Relational Ontology and Dialogical Listening 166
19. PART 3 Psychology and Education
20. Introduction 187
21. 12 Buber's Concept of the Soul 189
22. 13 Buber on Solitude 194
23. 14 Buber on Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis 206
24. 15 Martin Buber: Education toward Humanism 215
25. PART 4 Interfaith Dialogue
26. Introduction 225
27. 16 Buber and Christianity 227
28. 17 Martin Buber and Eastern Wisdom 239
29. 18 Buber Meeting and Not-Meeting Islam 251
30. PART 5 Judaism
31. Introduction 263
32. 19 Martin Buber on Israel's Divine Election 265
33. 20 Buber and Hasidism 271
34. 21 Buber and the Holocaust 287
35. PART 6 Politics
36. Introduction 297
37. 22 Buber's Concept of Theopolitics 299
38. 23 Buber's Concept of Gemeinschaft (Community) 309
39. 24 The Ethical View of the Palestinian Other 323
40. 25 Feminism and Buber's Legacy: A Critical Reception 335
41. PART 7 Reception
42. Introduction 353
43. 26 Buber in France: From Gaston Bachelard to Emmanuel Levinas 355
44. 27 Buber's Philosophy of Dialogue: A Japanese Perspective 360
45. Glossary 375
46. List of Contributors 381
47. Index 387