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The reader should be prepared for the fact that this is not a textbook on the theory of dialogical communication. Instead, this book is a competent and interesting study offered by Father Jan Klochowski to both a specialist interested in the nuances of the topic and to any person who is not indifferent to the spiritual issues of life. It seems valuable that the author quite harmoniously includes in the consideration of the theoretical views of the founders of the philosophy of dialogue essential details of their life, which often provide an opportunity to see the figure of the thinker in a new light. The reader will find many original and little-known points in the consideration of the philosophical path of such a relatively better-known philosopher in Ukraine as Martin Buber, not to mention the not yet "discovered" in Ukraine Franz Rosenzweig, whose concept is presented in the second part of the work by Jan Klochowski.