Parmenides
Plato
Lu par Geoffrey Edwards
Parmenides is a philosophical dialogue by Plato that captures a pivotal meeting between Socrates, Zeno, and the enigmatic thinker Parmenides. In this engaging discourse, the characters delve into profound topics such as the nature of universals, the concept of plurality, and the idea of the One.
Set against the backdrop of ancient philosophical inquiry, this dialogue challenges listeners to consider the complexities of existence and the relationship between thought and reality. Parmenides, known for his radical ideas, prompts a deep exploration of how we understand being and non-being.
Through the interplay of dialogue and argument, Plato invites us to reflect on the foundations of knowledge and the essence of truth. This work stands out not only for its historical significance but also for its enduring relevance in contemporary philosophical discussions.
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| Parmenides (Text 45) | 31:36 | Lu par Geoffrey Edwards | |
| Parmenides (Text 58) | 51:09 | Lu par Geoffrey Edwards | |
| Parmenides (Text 82) | 50:51 | Lu par Geoffrey Edwards |
Critiques
thank you
Sam Zwemer
reader takes a bit to get used to, but from then on it's smoooooooth sailin', baybay!!
one great book
Misery Loves
Thanks to Parmenides, and to the reader (Mr. Edwards) for the conversation with Plato. Hearing it has been good.
Plato's most difficult worm
Dust&Ash
Still fascinating.