PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «ELEATICISM»
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ELEATICISM»
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1
The Christian Element in Plato and the Platonic Philosophy ...
apostrophizcd; in Eleaticism it appears most expressly accented.3 Eleaticism
then, was the struggle of the philosophical consciousness, successful after its sort
, to free itself from the Alpine pressure of objective multiplicity, to far outweigh the
...
Constantin ACKERMANN, Samuel Ralph ASBURY, William Greenough Thayer SHEDD, 1861
2
The Christian element in Plato and the Platonic philosophy
apostrophized; in Eleaticism it appears most expressly accented.3 Eleaticism
then, was the struggle of the philosophical consciousness, successful after its sort
, to free itself from the Alpine pressure of objective multiplicity, to far outweigh the
...
Constantin Ackermann, 1861
3
The Enigmatic Reality of Time: Aristotle, Plotinus, and Today
A chief proponent of time's distinctness from temporality is Twentieth Century
scientific Eleaticism, especially physics as based in General Relativity Theory.
This strain of Eleaticism differs from traditional philosophical Eleaticism in
purporting ...
4
Aristophanes' Thesmophoriazusae: Philosophizing Theatre and ...
some, at least, the exemplars of Eleaticism during the late fifth century.5 Here the
linguistic similarities between our prologue and the eristic strategies of the
Euthydemus again prove telling. As Plato caricatures the activities of the ...
5
The Quarrel Between Philosophy and Poetry: Studies in ...
9. Much. Ado. about. Nothing: Aristotle. contra. Eleaticism. I The Problem
Philosophy has long been accustomed to two fundamental criticisms: that it loses
itself in grandiose speculation or else becomes obsessed with technical minutiae
.
Evan Pugh Professor of Philosophy Stanley Rosen, Stanley Rosen, 2014
6
Plato and the Foundations of Metaphysics: A Work on the ...
In particular the indirect tradition, and similarly the Parmenides, also shows that
Plato, with the disjunction of unity and multiplicity, placed himself primarily in the
wake of Eleaticism — interpreted with Zeno in the henological sense — but still ...
Hans Joachim Krämer, John R. Catan, 1990
7
A History of Ancient Philosophy I: From the Origins to Socrates
It tried to preserve the basic principle of Eleaticism without denying at the same
time the phenomena (Leucippus grasped the Eleatic problematic perfectly; as we
have previously stated, he was the disciple of Zeno and Melissus).3 Aristotle has
...
Giovanni Reale, John R. Catan, 1987
8
The Existentialist Reader: An Anthology of Key Texts
Parmenides represents beyond question the pure essence of Hellenism, for it is a
fact that Eleaticism has always held sway in Hellenic minds. What was not
Eleaticism, simple or compound, was merely opposition. This Greek destiny ...
9
A History of Ancient Philosophy I: From the Origins to Socrates
He wanted to show, by means of this procedure, that the very weapons which
destroyed all the adversaries of Eleaticism could be used in turn against
Eleaticism itself and destroy in this way the entire philosophy of physis, without
any ...
10
Image and paradigm in Plato's Sophist
Offers an interpretation of the ancient dialogue The Sophist that highlights its subtleties and provides a new translation intended to clarify that interpretation and to overcome barriers that prevent modern readers from grasping the piece ...
David Ambuel, Plato, 2007
