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Martin buber states that "i-it" and "i-thou" represent two ways in which humans can relate to one another. what is the difference between these two types of relationships?

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The I -It relationship is a relationship of subject to object. In this type of relationship, human being perceive each other as having specific, isolated qualities and perceive themselves as part of the world which is made up of things. The relationship is stable, predictable and detached. 
 The I - thou is a relationship of subject to subject. In this type of relationship human beings are aware of each other as having unity of being.
The major theme of Martin Buber is that human existence may be defined by the way in which we engage in dialogue with others and with God.
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The difference is that

  • I-It" relationships are stable, predictable, and detached.

The I-Thou relationships does takes place relations with nature, humans or with spiritual beings. It is often due to both at moments of real dialogue or indifference.

This relationship is known by mutuality, being direct, being present, intensity etc. Buber stated that it is a bold leap into the experience of the other.

I-It is a relationship of subject-to-object.

Conclusively, based on Buber interpretation, human beings do uses two attitudes toward the world that is the I-Thou or I-It.

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Martin Buber states that "I-It" and "I-Thou" represent two ways in which humans can relate to one another. What is the difference between these two types of relationships?

A. "I-It" relationships are difficult to create and sustain.

B. "I-Thou" relationships are not necessary for a rich life.

C. "I-Thou" relationships are based on what other people can do for us.

D. "I-It" relationships are stable, predictable, and detached.

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