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Lev Shestov, All Things Are Possible | Contingency and Groundlessness | Philosophy Core Concepts 

Gregory B. Sadler
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This is a video in my new Core Concepts series -- designed to provide students and lifelong learners a brief discussion focused on one main concept from a classic philosophical text and thinker.
This Core Concept video focuses on Leo Shestov's work All Things Are Possible, and discusses his treatments of radical contingency and of "groundlessness", including how we might approach both of them philosophically
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Комментарии : 20   
@jessesmoot1285
@jessesmoot1285 3 года назад
just picked a copy of this book and wow I'm enjoying it! I'm so glad you made videos on him because I hadn't ever heard of him.
@GregoryBSadler
@GregoryBSadler 3 года назад
He's not taught or referenced much these days. Glad you enjoyed the book!
@AnthonyMetivierMMM
@AnthonyMetivierMMM Год назад
Great, thanks!
@GregoryBSadler
@GregoryBSadler Год назад
You're welcome!
@HalTuberman
@HalTuberman 3 года назад
Wow. I'm loving this guy. And he's an aphoristic writer to boot.Nice.
@GregoryBSadler
@GregoryBSadler 3 года назад
He’s someone well worth reading
@HalTuberman
@HalTuberman 3 года назад
@@GregoryBSadler I am now reading All Things Are Possible"... thank you for introducing me. The writing is amazing. So deep and teeming with style. Seems like Nietzsche influenced his writing style actually... as well as his thinking. And your lectures on the book has given me a good outline of his ideas, which makes comprehension a bit easier.
@GregoryBSadler
@GregoryBSadler 3 года назад
@@HalTuberman Yes, I think there's some solid influence from Nietzsche. There were some other significant aphoristic writers before Nietzsche as well, like Lichtenberg
@garruksson
@garruksson 3 года назад
Had that experience recently when I watched the film "Come and See" for the first time. When a film reveals what reality doesn't, you lose the foundations that keep your senses together, just for a moment. (Concretely I'm thinking about all the horrors shown in media that you don't even bat an eyelid to, and suddenly you watch this film and it shakes your being)
@Retrogamer71
@Retrogamer71 3 года назад
Very edifying discourse on 'groundlessness' Thank you. When Lev uses human nature, Dr. Sadler, do you think he qualifies the complex of "phusis"?
@GregoryBSadler
@GregoryBSadler 3 года назад
No idea what “qualifies the complex of phusis” means
@Retrogamer71
@Retrogamer71 3 года назад
Phusis as a term, its contingent factors. It's a Greek work in Philosophy, right. I'm like Dr. Sadler knows all the Greek words, right?
@GregoryBSadler
@GregoryBSadler 3 года назад
@@Retrogamer71 Still no idea what you're trying to ask. Spell it out clearly, without being elliptical, and I'll give it a shot
@animanoir
@animanoir 3 года назад
yeaaaaaaah
@gilbertgonzales915
@gilbertgonzales915 3 года назад
Groundlessness nice
@GregoryBSadler
@GregoryBSadler 3 года назад
Or nasty, depending on what you make of it
@theprodigyfmwm7509
@theprodigyfmwm7509 3 года назад
I never expected to here about the black pill here. I had a good laugh over that.
@GregoryBSadler
@GregoryBSadler 3 года назад
What a world we live in, eh?
@justinphillips6900
@justinphillips6900 2 года назад
Your intro drives me crazy in a bad way because I watch a lot of you videos on youtube and it has become so repetitive to me. Its slowly becoming like nostalgically attached to me or something like that but only because I've heard it way too many times. I wanted you to know that. I like your videos a lot. I particularly liked this series of videos on Lev Shestov and it has put his book on my reading list.
@GregoryBSadler
@GregoryBSadler 2 года назад
Why complain? Are you incapable of moving to the 45 second mark on a video?
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