All Things Are Possible
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Sentimentality apart — was he right, and is it really nobler ? 60 A real writer disdams to repeat from hearsay events which he has not witnessed. It seems to him tedious and humiliating to tell " in his own words, " like a school- boy, things which he has fished out of another man's books. But there — how can we expect him to stoop to such insig- nificance ! 61 Whilst conscience stands between the educated and the lower classes, as the only possible mediator, there can be no hope for 73 mutual ...understanding. Conscience demands sacrifices, nothing but sacrifices. It says to the educated man : " You are happy, well-off, learned — the people are poor, un- happy, ignorant ; renounce therefore your well-being, or else soothe your conscience with suave speeches. " Only he who has nothing to sacrifice, nothing to lose, having lost everything, can hope to approach the people as an equal. This is why Dostoevsky and Nietzsche were not afraid to speak in their own name, and did not feel compelled either to stretch up or to stoop down in order to be on a level with men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sentimentality apart — was he right, and is it really nobler ? 60 A real writer disdams to repeat from hearsay events which he has not witnessed. It seems to him tedious and humiliating to tell " in his own words, " like a school- boy, things which he has fished out of another man's books. But there — how can we expect him to stoop to such insig- nificance ! 61 Whilst conscience stands between the educated and the lower classes, as the only possible mediator, there can be no hope for 73 mutual ...understanding. Conscience demands sacrifices, nothing but sacrifices. It says to the educated man : " You are happy, well-off, learned — the people are poor, un- happy, ignorant ; renounce therefore your well-being, or else soothe your conscience with suave speeches. " Only he who has nothing to sacrifice, nothing to lose, having lost everything, can hope to approach the people as an equal. This is why Dostoevsky and Nietzsche were not afraid to speak in their own name, and did not feel compelled either to stretch up or to stoop down in order to be on a level with men.
What to read after All Things Are Possible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lev Shestov to read onlineMoreLess
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