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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"Buber"”.
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Del Yo y Tú a la comunidad socialista en Martin Buber
Fil: Ramos, Germán. Universidad Católica Argentina. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras; Argentina
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Buber's I-Thou/I-It Construct And Gilligan's Connected/Separate Self Construct: A Theoretical Creative Inquiry
<p>William Heard's application of Martin Buber's dialogical theory to the practice and theory of therapy bears a striking similarity to the relational theories developed by Carol Gilligan and the writers associated with the Stone Center. Yet these two theoretical constructs have never been …
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Educative encounters: An analysis of Dewey, Buber and Noddings to understand the role of encountering self, others and the world in teaching and learning in higher education
… (McDermott, 1981). Next, the work of Martin Buber is taken into consideration. Buber, with his concept of I-Thou encounter offers a foundation for Dewey's subject-object knowing (Buber, 1958b). Finally, the work of Nel Noddings is brought under analysis. Noddings, in her care theory, …
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Michael Wyschogrod and Jewish Existentialism
… itself — namely Joseph Soloveitchik and Martin Buber. Wyschogrod can be understood as torn between the conflicting influences of his former teacher Soloveitchik, whose thinking on halakhah Wyschogrod took to be a particularly baleful influence on American Orthodoxy, and the Biblicist, antinomian …
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Relational Transformation through Dialogue: Conflict mediation in a secondary school in the UK
… that inform my research are taken from Martin Buber and Carl Rogers. Buber argues that a human needs to set him/herself at a distance to see the other as an independent existence, and that humans enter relationship through self-becoming, and confirmation of the other’s existence. This is very …
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Dialogue as the Labor of Care: Welcoming a Unity of Contraries
… of this vision comes from the work of Martin Buber whose ideas have changed the way we view communication and enrich the way we view caring. The additional metaphor of labor, provided by the work of Hannah Arendt, allows for a deeper understanding of caring. The metaphor of labor reveals and …
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Down to Earth Ethics: Exploring Relation and Environmental Responsibility
… Western thinking, Albert Schweitzer, Martin Buber and Aldo Leopold demonstrate an ethics that is relational in nature, action oriented, and bound up in inexpressible wonder. Consequently, these thinkers are also critical of a world which bases the whole of reality solely on the logic of …
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A Unity of Contraries: Dorothy Day and the 'No-Alibi' Rhetoric of Defiance and Devotion
… by selected metaphors associated with Martin Buber and M. M. Bakhtin. Concepts of conscience, community and the complexities associated with being authentically human are engaged within an interpretive journey of a life lived in response to the flashpoints of the last century. </p><p>Enlisting …
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Inside is Outside: Nishida's Dialectic of Alterity and Identity
… comparisons with other thinkers such as Martin Buber, Emmanuel Levinas, and his own student Nishitani Keiji. The pair of “I” and “thou” will be examined through the lens of temporality, alterity, and ethics as it emerges in this text and connects with his other works. These analyses will be …
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The Word: Jacques Ellul's Dialogic Response To La Technique
… in a phenomenological space which Martin Buber described as “the between.” Ellul prioritizes dialogue over and against the totality of a world given over to Technique. This dissertation seeks to understand the dialectic between these two oppositions, to bring them into conversation with …
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The Postmodern Turn in Higher Education: Incorporating Narrative Literacy into the Discipline of Communication
… literacy and employing the work of Martin Buber and Paulo Freire to discuss the importance of dialogue in the class. This dissertation applies the concepts of narrative literacy, dialogue, and civic engagement to enhance the communication discipline in this postmodern age of difference and …
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Healing through meeting : Martin Buber's philosophy of dialogue and its relevance for the theory and the practice of psychotherapy
… dissertation explores the relevance of Martin Buber's philosophy of dialogue for the theory and practice of psychotherapy. In particular, Buber's distinction between I-Thou and I-It modes of relating, his understanding of sickness and healing as occurring in the "between" of relation, and his …
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Exploring a Connected Pedagogy: An Existential Inquiry of Spirituality in Nursing Education
… presents the dialogical existentialism of Martin Buber and the Human Becoming Theory of Rosemarie Rizzo Parse providing the framework for analysis of literature and development of a connected pedagogy. Chapters III and IV contain the extensive literature review and initial analysis within the …
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Three Essays on Fiscal Policy
<p>This dissertation examines the domestic and international effects of fiscal policy shocks on country risk, stock markets returns and trading partners. There are three essays in this study.</p> <p>First essay examines the relative impacts of macroeconomic, financial and political variables on …
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Martin Buber's Concept of Mutuality and its Potential Implications for the Teaching of Music
… of this study is to identify and examine Martin Buber's concept of mutuality with implications for the teaching of music. Three major Buberian suppositions are discussed in relation to the musical learning process that occurs within the child: (1) Mutuality between the teacher and the child, (2) …
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The Church and the Voice of the Other: The Growth of the Faith Community and Dialogue in the Church
… through the dialogical philosophy of Martin Buber, the incarnational ethics of Emmanuel Levinas, and Bernard Lonergan's theologico-anthropological process of cognition, offers an approach to a new form of dialogue for the church. This new form of dialogue is embedded in the process of …
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Lost and Forgotten while Remaining in Place: The Lived Experience of Other-Imposed Social Isolation in the Work-Place
… Martin Heidegger, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Martin Buber, and to lesser and varying degrees by David Abram, Hans-George Gadamer, Edmond Husserl, David Michael Levin, Emmanual Levinas, and Maurice Merleau-Ponty. Max van Manen's six methodological guidelines serve as the framework for the research …
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Portraits Through the Lens of Historicity: The American Family as Portrayed in Ladies Home Journal 1950-1959
… The interpersonal theories of Martin Buber, Seyla Benhabib, and Mikhail Bakhtin help to interpret the information derived from the artifact. This conceptual framework provides the key for the interpretive methodology of the dissertation, which is a textual analysis employing terms …
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