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The Whole-Part Dilemma: A Compositional Understanding of Plato’s Theory of Form [PDF]
In this paper, I suggest a way of resolving the whole-part dilemma suggested in the Parmenides. Specifically, I argue that grabbing the second horn of the dilemma does not pose a significant challenge. To argue for this, I consider two theses about Forms,
Seong Soo Park
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The second part of Plato’s Parmenides (Parmenides’ reasoning, which starts from two opposite hypotheses – that One exists and that One does not exist) contains a number of fallacious arguments which are a signal to the reader that Parmenidean logic ...
Carlo M. Lucarini
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The Illusion of a Crossroads: Parmenides, Arendt, Mamardashvili and the Space for Truth
If “classical” lies aimed to conceal truth and “modern” ones attempted to destroy it, “postmodern” propaganda targets the self and the certainty of thinking.
Julia Sushytska
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Impairment of vocal expression of negative emotions in patients with Alzheimer`s disease
The vocal expression of emotions (EE) in the retrieval of events from autobiographical memory was investigated in patients in early stages of Alzheimer’s disease (AD).
Kyung-Hun eHan +14 more
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Parmenides as Psychologist — Part Two: DK 6 and 7
The aim of this essay is to examine an aspect of Parmenides’ poem which is often overlooked: the psychological grounds Parmenides uses to construct his view.
Nicola Galgano
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Proceeding on Parmenides’ Path of Persuasion [PDF]
The poem of the Presocratic philosopher Parmenides about “What Is” deeply influenced the course of Western philosophy, yet scholars widely dispute the meaning of the poem. Diverging from all previous metaphysical interpretations, I argue that Parmenides’
Wesley Jamison Brand +1 more
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Parmenides’ first and second hypotheses, auta ta homoia, and Socrates’ astonishment
In this paper, I propose a new interpretation for two of the most debated passages of Plato’s Parmenides: Socrates’ long speech (128e5–130a2) and Parmenides’ first antinomy (137c-155e).
Renato Matoso
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Platão contra um certo platonismo: a crítica da hipótese das Ideias no "Parmênides"
Apresento nesse texto uma leitura da primeira parte (127a-135c) do diálogo Parmênides. Meu objetivo é demonstrar a possibilidade de que as críticas objetadas pelo velho Parmênides à hipótese platônica das Ideias, exposta e defendida pelo jovem Sócrates,
Marcio Soares
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The advances that have taken place in recent decades in the investigation of the ritual and topographical structure of the Sanctuary of Delphi have brought to light strong correspondences with the narrative structure of the Proem of Parmenides.
David Hernández Castro
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An Overlooked Fragment of Parmenides in Proclus?
I propose that a quotation appearing in Proclus’ commentary on Plato’s Timaeus, and attributed by Proclus to Parmenides, preserves an independent fragment of Parmenides’ poem.
Christopher Kurfess
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