英文摘要 |
In animal gaze, Martin Buber designates as different from the thinking dimension, the presence we can't penetrate. We treat as speechless language, it's impossible to reduce to our experience. In domestication history, we have the company relationship with the animal. The human accepts the animal, the animal also accepts the human. In animal's response for the human, this company relationship will change the animal's behavior and being. It's possible to have mutuality and reciprocity with the natural being. The domestication animal still have their wild being. As the opposite being, our company animal will ask us with their glance. Animal's gaze surprises us, exhibits his difference and otherness, and breaks the human's egocentric perspective. The Animal is on the opposite side of us. He has his way to exchange their being with us, to accomplish the incomplete mutuality and reciprocity. In the end, Buber reminds us the way to face with the animal is to commit in a world with each other, to embrace the animal in the way it surprises us. |