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parmenides

/pɑːrˈmɛnɪdiːz/

Traducción: Nombre propio, referido al filósofo presocrático griego de Elea, Italia, que sostenía que el ser es la sustancia fundamental y la realidad última, y que el cambio y el movimiento son meras ilusiones de los sentidos.

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/pɑːrˈmɛnɪdiːz/C2formal
  • esNombre propio, referido al filósofo presocrático griego de Elea, Italia, que sostenía que el ser es la sustancia fundamental y la realidad última, y que el cambio y el movimiento son meras ilusiones de los sentidos.

A proper noun referring to a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher from Elea, Italy, who argued that being is the fundamental substance and ultimate reality, and that change and motion are mere illusions of the senses.

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  1. Pre-Socratic Greek PhilosopherC2formal

    An ancient Greek philosopher from Elea (in modern-day Italy), active in the early 5th century BC. He argued that reality is unchanging and that change and motion are illusions of the senses.

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    • Parmenides is known for his poem 'On Nature', which presents his metaphysical views.
    • His philosophy heavily influenced Plato and later Western thought.
    • Parmenides argued that 'what is' is eternal, ungenerated, and unchanging.