Martin Buber, an Austrian-born Israeli philosopher, is noted for his philosophy of dialogue, emphasizing relational understanding. He posits that true love is a mutual responsibility between individuals, transcending mere feelings. Additionally, love originates from an initial sense of loneliness, as discussed by Dr. Manuel Dy, Jr.

3. MARTIN BUBER
• An Austrian-born Israeli Jewish
philosopher best known for his
philosophy of dialogue.
• “The world is not
comprehensible, but it is
embraceable: through the
embracing of one of its beings.”

18. MARTIN BUBER
• “Love is responsibility of an I
for a Thou: in this consists
what cannot consist in any
feeling – the equality of all
lovers.”
• Love does not cling to the “I”
in such a way as to have the
Thou only for its “content”, its
object; but love is between “I”
and “Thou”.”

20. DR. MANUEL DY, JR.
“The experience of
love begins from
the experience of
loneliness.”

25. Reference
• https://www.slideshare.net/kazekage15/philosophy-of-the-human-
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