This book intends to establish, against his numerous modern critics, that the ancient philosopher Parmenides was a mystic. Instead of arriving at his conclusions by cold reason, Parmenides found the unity of Being, which he called "the Truth," by turning to a life of meditation.
This book intends to establish, against his numerous modern critics, that the ancient philosopher Parmenides was a mystic. Instead of arriving at his conclusions by cold reason, Parmenides found the unity of Being, which he called "the Truth," by turning to a life of meditation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stuart Martin, a native of Michigan, received his MA and PhD from Fordham University. He also received a post-doctoral Licentiate from the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies in Toronto, Canada. He served in the Department of Philosophy of Boston College for 54 years, before retiring in 2012.
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Preface Abbreviations INTRODUCTION Preliminary Remarks Setting-Background Life of Parmenides Literary Character GREEK TEXT AND TRANSLATION FRAGMENT 1 Importance of the First Fragment Controversy over the Images Path of Delusion Overview of Fragment Manuscript Tradition of Fragment Fragment 1 Text and Commentary Conspectus of Imagery FRAGMENTS 2-19 TEXT AND COMMENTARY EPILOGUE TRANSLATION WITH INTERLINEAR GREEK TEXT WORD-LIST Bibliography Index of Ancient Authors Cited Index of Modern Authors Cited Index of Subjects
Preface Abbreviations INTRODUCTION Preliminary Remarks Setting-Background Life of Parmenides Literary Character GREEK TEXT AND TRANSLATION FRAGMENT 1 Importance of the First Fragment Controversy over the Images Path of Delusion Overview of Fragment Manuscript Tradition of Fragment Fragment 1 Text and Commentary Conspectus of Imagery FRAGMENTS 2-19 TEXT AND COMMENTARY EPILOGUE TRANSLATION WITH INTERLINEAR GREEK TEXT WORD-LIST Bibliography Index of Ancient Authors Cited Index of Modern Authors Cited Index of Subjects
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