All Things Are Possible

All Things Are Possible This book written by Lev Shestov ( 1866-1938), is a collection of aphorisms and philosophical reflections that challenge the certainty of rational thought and moral absolutes. Published in Russia in 1905, the book critiques the foundations of Western philosophy, particularly the belief in reason as the path to truth and happiness. Shestov advocates for recognizing the absurdity and unpredictability of life, urging readers to embrace the unknowable and reject the comfort of conventional wisdom. His work is often associated with existentialism, as it questions the meaning of existence and the limits of human understanding. Translated work information: 1. Translator name: Koteliansky, Samuel Solomonovich 2. Translator date of death: 1955 3. Translation publication date: 1920 4. Translation publication country: United States of America