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love-meets-the-other-as-thou-not-it

In Buber's I-Thou we meet the other not as a thing among things but as an end in themselves, worthy of reverence. It is a relational ontology where the ground of being is relationship itself, which by its nature resists reduction. Rests on: [[to-be-is-to-be-in-relation]]

Provenance

Original — no external source.

Holding

Zero holding — a leaf in the rests-on graph.

Rests on:

↓ to-be-is-to-be-in-relation

Held by (3 claims rest on this):

↑ a-relational-ethic-meets-the-person-before-the-idea ↑ the-capacity-for-i-thou-thins-past-dunbar-s-number ↑ the-world-is-embraceable-not-comprehensible