Parmenides began what is called true philosophy.
An initiatory philosophical vision of an experimental Order This vision was taken up by Plato and others down to Plotinus and beyond, while staying in the Classical Greek tradition..
The principle of a-temporality or eternal present 5.
The principle of non-contradiction 4.
The principle of identity, Being is identical to itself 3.
The Being as foundation of all the existent 2.
Parmenides laid down several fundamental philosophical principles: 1.
The Eleatic, and his Poem, constitute a beacon whose light illumined Plato and even Aristotle, and consequently all the philosophers that followed.
With Parmenides began what is called, in more specific terms, true Philosophy.
His works constitute a beacon whose light illumined Plato and even Aristotle, and consequently all the philosophers that followed.
Parmenides began what is called true philosophy
