Problema Ființei în filosofia lui Parmenide

The Problem of Being in the Philosophy of Parmenide

  • Ionuț Ștefan
Keywords: Parmenide; I. Kant; M. Heidegger; transcendental idealism; intellectual intuition; accord subject-object; fundamental act of thinking in ontology; conditions of possibility in reconstruction of Parmenide’s ontology; fundamental identity between thinking and being.

Abstract

This research is about the philosophy of Parmenide of Elea. This philosopher is one of the most famous thinkers of the Greek antiquity. His philosophy is important because represents in the history of philosophy the first moment of thinking Being in the horizon of ontology. 1. This act of thinking depends upon three conditions of possibility: the co-affiliation of Dasein and Being; 2. The fundamental identity between thinking and being (“It is the same thing thinking and being”); 3. The fundamental language in which we called Gods and all things in their essence. This research represents a reconstruction of the Parmenide’s philosophy using German transcendental idealism and especially Heidegger’s phenomenology. I think that Parmenide’s philosophy represents a fundamental moment in the history of philosophy as compared with Heraclit’s philosophy.

Published
2026-03-30
Issue
Vol 9 No 1 (2009)
Section
Articles