Buber's Philosophy Of Dialogue Research Articles

FILSAFAT DIALOGIS MARTIN BUBER DALAM MERAWAT TANGGUNG JAWAB DI TENGAH PANDEMI COVID-19

The focus of this paper is to discuss Martin Buber's dialogical philosophy, namely the relation I and It, I andThou and its relevance to caring for the value of responsibility in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. For some people, the Covid-19 pandemic is an opportunity to profit at the expense of others. Some time ago the public was enlivened with news about corruption in social assistance funds and used antigen tests. This event shows a crisis of awareness of the meaning of one's existence to others around him. Other people are considered as objects for the sake of economic interest alone. Therefore, Martin Buber's idea seeks to reawaken awareness about the relationship between human beings. Through his dialogical philosophy he explains that the other is a part of me and I am responsible for it. The method used in this paper is a critical analysis of Martin Buber's philosophical thinking and its relevance in fostering a sense of responsibility in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. The finding in this article are that others are part of me and their presence is a blessing for me so that I must be responsible for others.

Criticizing the marital infidelity forgiveness from the perspective of Martin Buber's Dialogical Philosophy

از منظر فلسفه هم سخنی بوبر، تعامل فرد با زوج شرکت کننده در خیانت زناشویی تنها می تواند در یک تعامل «من-آن»ی (یک تعامل مونولوگ) یا یک تعامل «من-تو»یی (یک تعامل دیالوگ) باشد. در تعامل اول فرد، همسر خود را به صورت سابجکتیو درک کرده و وی را بر مبنای اطلاعات گذشته اش با جز محدودی از وجود خود، بخش محدودی از وجود وی را تجربه می کند. در تعامل «من-تو»یی فرد همسر آسیب رسان خود را به صورت اینترسابجکتیویته، با تمامی وجود خود، تمامی وجود وی را به صورت یک وحدت یکپارچه و در زمان حال به جای تجربه کردن، در قلمروی «میان» قرار می دهد و وی را در یک ارتباط هم سخنی به جای یک ارتباط یک طرفه درک می کند. در این مقاله پس از نقد مفهوم بخشودگی خیانت، ارتباط در قلمروی میان «من-تو» به عنوان معنای اصیل بخشودگی مورد بحث قرار گرفته است.

Wherefore Art ‘Thou’ in the Dialogical Approach: The Relevance of Buber's Ideas to Family Therapy and Research

The philosophy of Martin Buber, the author of the seminal text I and Thou, offers profound insights into the dialogical approach to family therapy and research, in particular the understanding of the moment‐to‐moment relational encounters between therapist and client, or researcher and participant. This paper provides an introduction to Buber's dialogical philosophy of relation as based on his extensive writing. It opens Buber's scholarship beyond the ideas of the I‐It and I‐Thou relationships, to explore a relational process involving an ongoing movement between I‐It and I‐Thou. The author's conceptualisation suggests that Buber's poetic terms reveal different layers of this dialogical process that may lead to intersubjective moments, those which offer dialogical knowing and the possibility of transformation. The author proposes that such an understanding may increase the therapist's and researcher's awareness, sensitivity and attunement to this dialogical process and to moments of dialogical knowing.

Forms of Concern: Toward an Intersubjective Perspective

The growing interest in the issue of concern, which appeared relatively late in psychoanalytical literature, resulted in several distinctions. Winnicott distinguished between concern as an expression of guilt and concern as a manifestation of joy, Brenman Pick distinguished between real concern and spurious concern, and Bowlby distinguished between sensitive and compulsive caregiving. The basic concepts of Buber's dialogical philosophy and intersubjective approaches in psychoanalysis have created fertile ground for the study of concern, and enabled us to conceptualize these distinctions in a way that has heretofore been lacking in psychoanalytical thought.

Some Problems in Buber's Dialogical Philosophy

Some Problems in Buber's Dialogical Philosophy