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De Gruyter - Die Konzeption des "noein" bei Parmenides
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Detailed analysis of key fragments concerning thinking and cognition in the work of Parmenides.
Comprehensive reconstruction of the core ideas found within the poem of Parmenides.
Integration of ancient testimonies to support the scholarly investigation of Pre-Socratic thought.
Part of the Studia Praesocratica series from the respected publisher De Gruyter.
Offers a new perspective on the central role of thinking within Parmenides' philosophical framework.
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- De Gruyter
- Format
- hardcover
- ASIN
- 3110217597
- Domain
- Amazon UK
- Release Date
- 16 September 2015
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- 13 July 2009
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