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Ateny i Jerozolima
Summa Szestowa, po raz pierwszy opublikowana po francusku w 1938 roku: tradycji od filozofii greckiej po Kanta i Hegla, która podporządkowuje rozumowi i konieczności nawet Boga, przeciwstawia wiarę biblijną, dla której wszystko jest możliwe.
Wprowadzenie
“Athens and Jerusalem” was Shestov’s last book, written in the 1930s and published in French in 1938, the year of his death; the Russian text appeared in Paris in 1951. Its four parts examine the philosophical tradition from the Greeks through medieval scholasticism to Spinoza, Kant, Hegel and Husserl. Shestov argues that this tradition, which he calls “Athens”, submits everything, even God, to necessity and to eternal truths that may not be questioned. Against it he sets “Jerusalem”, the faith of the Bible, for which nothing is impossible and which does not accept even that what has happened cannot be undone. The book sums up his lifelong polemic against rationalism and his reading of Kierkegaard; it has been discussed by theologians and existential philosophers and is the work by which Shestov is chiefly known.
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