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Identity or Confluence. Notes Towards an Interpretation of the Relation between Thinking and Being in Parmenides

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No. 38 (2019)

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This article analyzes, in a historic-speculative key, the relation between being and thinking in Parmenides, from what has been called the “second beginning” of Metaphysics. This proposal argues that it would have gone from a science of the first being to a science of the first known. From these possible Metaphysics, two interpretations of that relation arise, one that affirms the identity between being and thinking, and one that suggests their confluence. The latter position would be closer to a Metaphysics of the first known and would also allow to propose a comprehension of being that would be more comprehensive than that of the Metaphysics of the first being.

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Ancient Philosophy, Avicenna, John Duns Scotus, Ontology, Parmenides, Primacy of Being, Second Beginning of Metaphysics

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Guerrero-Troncoso, H. (2019). Identity or Confluence. Notes Towards an Interpretation of the Relation between Thinking and Being in Parmenides. Byzantion Nea Hellás, (38), pp. 105–127. Retrieved from https://adnz.uchile.cl/index.php/RBNH/article/view/55493
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Byzantion Nea Hellás
Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades
Universidad de Chile
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