Parmenid

Parmenid

Igor Mikecin

Matica's edition, translated by Igor Mikecin, accompanied by the translator's notes, a philosophical commentary and a dictionary, represents the first Croatian edition of Parmenides' Monistic Science that has been systematically treated in a critical and

The Greek philosopher Parmenides, a native of Elea (around 515 BC - 435 BC), one of the most influential pre-Socratic philosophers, is the author of the epic On Nature, a fundamental philosophical text of the earliest period of Greek and Western thought. With the question of battle and its relationship with the mind, Parmenides' epic is the source of ontology as a general metaphysics and fundamental branch of philosophy, and is also the starting point for the understanding of logos (speech) and the relationship between logos and myth.

Editor
Damir Barbarić
Graphics design
Željko Podoreški
Dimensions
22 x 14 cm
Pages
302
Publisher
Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, 2018.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53341-128-6

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