Martin Buber Research Paper

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Martin Buber was considered, by many, a theological existentialist. Buber was born Austria in 1878. (Mayhall and Mayhall, 95). He had an interesting childhood surrounded by many great intellectuals. Martin Buber's childhood and upbringing set the stage for his career. Buber was immersed in studying and intellectual thought very early in life and continued to immerse himself in his studies for the rest of his life.
Soon after he was born his mother left him and his Father for another marriage in Russia. When Buber's Mother abandoned him and his father he was sent to Lovov to live with his grandparents. (Mayhall and Mayhall, 95) Buber's grandparents were both very intelligent, his grandfather was a scholar of the Jewish Enlightenment. (Mayhall

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