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The Legacy of Parmenides:
Eleatic Monism and Later Presocratic Thought
Patricia Curd

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Preface
Acknowledgments
A Note on Texts and Translations
Abbreviations
Introduction3
IParmenides and the Inquiry into Nature24
1The Problem of the Argument in Aletheia28
2Parmenides' esti and the Search for Nature34
3Mortal Error and the Routes of Inquiry51
IIParmenides' Monism and the Arguments of B864
1Monism65
2The Arguments of B875
3Difference, Division, and Monism94
IIIDoxa and Deception98
1Puzzles100
2Doxa: Opposite Forms104
3The Lessons of Mortal Beliefs111
4Objections: Mortal Beliefs and Accounts of Experience116
IVPluralism after Parmenides127
1The Question of Pluralism128
2Anaxagoras131
3Empedocles155
4Zeno and Some Problems of Divisibility171
VAtoms, Void, and Rearrangement180
1Atoms and Void184
2Void, Being, and the ou mallon Arguments188
3Knowing Void198
4Melissus on the One206
VIFinal Remarks217
1Philolaus of Croton and Diogenes of Apollonia218
2The Last Presocratic: Plato and the Legacy of Parmenides228
3Conclusion241
Bibliography243
Index Locorum257
Index Nominum264
General Index269

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