ABSTRACT
Through their dialogues, this chapter looks at three thinkers at the margins of existential philosophy and therapy who revolutionized the way we look at relationships and at the other: Martin Buber, Emmanuel Lévinas and Carl Rogers. Although Buber’s I and Thou (1996) is familiar to many, I shall offer a brief summary of Buber’s thought before turning to his dialogues with Rogers and Lévinas.
