“What is Knowledge that I Should Acquire It”: Towards an I-Thou

This paper dwells on the concept of Buber's 'Ich and Du', popularly known as 'I Thou', it concerns knowledge production acquisition. From Buberian parlance, Thou' can be seen in twofold, 'I-It' 'I-Thou'. While former emphasizes separation, latter accentuates relation. In its original position, this raises questions as, what is, lie constitutes truth, how becomes different from belief, who is/are to educated, amongst others. The further clarifies terms 'to know' learn', critically examines philosophical anthropology man, essence man relevance With realization human advancement, submits that an individual to/with must strive realize one another’s potentialities intend each another a particular person specifically reaching out bipolar situation not seeing mere objects but rather same oneself.