One of the earliest works by the influential Jewish philosopher Martin Buber.
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A profound and inimitable work of great poetic beauty. Daniel reveals to us another side, as yet all but unknown, of the genius of Martin Buber.--Mircea Eliade "author of The Sacred and the Profane "
A thoroughly satisfying aesthetic experience, of great literary and philosophical worth and its publication in English is an important event. Highly recommended.--Library Journal
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