The selection of articles in this volume provides a discussion on five fields from Martin Buber's thought: the Arab question, which Buber defined as a Jewish problem; the kibbutz within Israeli society; education, which Buber defined as a dialogue; psychotherapy; and the universal values of Judaism.

The articles in this volume: To behold the stars and the heavenly bodies - Shlomo Pines and Ze'ev Harvey Expounding the work for creation - B. Lifshitz The Arba'ah Turim of Rabbi Abraham Bar Judah, disciple of Don Hasdai Crescas - Shalom Rosenberg Fin-de-siecle orientalism and the aesthetics of Jewish self-affirmation - Paul Mendes-Flohr Response: Criteria for the designation "Halakhic Ruling" - Haim Soloveitchik Book review: Notes on Medievil Jewish-Christian polemics - Moshe Idel Summeries in English of all the articles at the end of the volume.

The articles in this volume: Mazmiah Qeren Yeshu'ah - Yehuda Liebes Plucking of grain on the Sabath and the Jewish-Christian debate - Menahem Kister The polemics against allegory in the commentary of Rabbi Joseph Bekhor Shor - Sarah Kamin Inadvertent heresy in Medievil Jewish thought: Maimonides and Abarbanel vs. Crescas and Duran? - Daniel Lasker Book review: Gershom Shalom: historian or philosopher? An answer to E. Schweid's criticism - Joseph Dan Clarification of concepts - Nathan Rotenstreich More about "Mysticism and Judaism" - Hava Lazarus-Yafeh Response: Response to D. Tamar - Rachel Elior Summeries in English of all the articles at the end of the volume.