I, THOU, AND WE: A DIALOGICAL APPROACH TO COUPLES THERAPY

Mona DeKoven Fishbane

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This paper examines the relational view of the person in Martin Buber's philosophy of dialogue. Shifts toward the relational are considered in the context of human development, gender studies, psychotherapy, and family therapy. A dialogical approach to couples therapy is presented, in which partners are encouraged to move toward a more collaborative, empathic relationship--a relationship of "I and Thou."

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