
All Things Are Possible
1920
Translated by S. S. (Samuel Solomonovitch) Koteliansky
All Things Are Possible, published in 1920 by Lev Shestov, is a philosophical exploration of existence and the limitations of human understanding. Shestov critiques European rationalism and its influence on Russian thought, advocating for a more subjective approach to life. Through dense prose and vivid metaphors, he examines the chaotic nature of existence, emphasizing the importance of individual freedom and the necessity of embracing uncertainty over conforming to societal norms. This work is notable for its deep philosophical insights and its challenge to established truths.



