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Martin Buber Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Martin Buber, based on 11 World History Database records associated with Austria.

11 records1916–196110 events2 places

Chronological biography

1916

Press1916
Media / Media · Vienna

Founds the German Jewish monthly, "Der Jude"

1923

Ich and Du1923
Humanities / Social Science

Publication of "Ich & Du"

1930

Professor1930
Humanities / Social Science · Professor of Religion · Vienna

Appointed rofessor of Religion at the University of Frankfurt

1938

Professor1938
Humanities / Social Science · Professor of Social Philosophy · Jerusalem

Appointed Professor of Social Philosophtyat the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

1949

The Prophetic Faith1949
Humanities / Social Science

Publication of "The Prophetic Faith"

1951

The Ways of Man According to the Teachings of Hasidim1951
Humanities / Social Science

Publication of "Two Types of Faith". Publication of "The Ways of Man According to the Teachings of Hasidim"

Two Types of Faith1951
Humanities / Social Science

Publication of "Two Types of Faith". Publication of "The Ways of Man According to the Teachings of Hasidim"

1953

Good and Evil1953
Humanities / Social Science

Publication of "The Eclipse of God". Publication of "Good & Evil"

The Eclipse of God1953
Humanities / Social Science

Publication of "The Eclipse of God". Publication of "Good & Evil"

1956

The Legend of the Baal-Shem1956
Humanities / Social Science

Publication of "The Legend of the Baal-Shem"

1961

Tales of the Hasidim1961
Humanities / Social Science

Publication of "Tales of the Hasidim"

Titles and roles

Professor of Religion · Professor of Social Philosophy

Record provenance

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