parmenides

• Nom propre désignant le philosophe grec présocratique d'Élée, en Italie, qui soutenait que l'être est la substance fondamentale et la réalité ultime, tandis que le changement et le mouvement ne sont que des illusions des sens.

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.

   Parménide

   • 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.