Eleatica 2012: Melissus between Miletus and Elea

By: MANSFELD, JaapMaterial type: TextTextSeries: Eleatica ; 5Publication details: Sankt Augustin Academia Verlag 2016 Edition: 1stISBN: 9780000000000Subject(s): Classical literature--History and criticism | Greek literature | Melissus, Samius | Parmenides--Influence | Philosophy and religion--Greece--History, Ancient
Contents:
IntroduzioneLo Straniero di Samo (M. Pulpito) ................................................................ 9Le lezioniMelissus between Miletus and Elea (J. Mansfeld) ........................................ 71I Eleatic philosophy without tears .............................................................. 71II Melissus in the ancient tradition, from Isocrates to Simplicius ................ 85III Further problems ...................................................................................... 95References ...................................................................................................... 108Il dibattitoMelisso: il tradimento del pensiero eleatico (G. Calenda) ............................ 115Ruminations on Mansfeld's Melissus (P. Curd) ........................................... 123Immobilità e vuoto in Parmenide e Melisso (S. Daniele) .............................. 129?? ??? ???? ?????????. Il Teeteto su Parmenide e Melisso in rapporto alproblema mereologico (S. Di Girolamo) ................................................. 137Sulla logica dimostrativa di Melisso (F. Marcacci) ...................................... 145The early tradition on Melissus and Parmenides (J. Palmer) ........................ 150Udire suoni o ascoltare parole? Un commento a Mansfeld su 30 B8 DK(M. Pulpito) ............................................................................................. 157Parmenides' and Melissus' being without not-being (C. Robbiano) ............. 165Un Melisso molto innovativo (L. Rossetti) .................................................... 175La replica del Prof. Mansfeld: Some Comments on Comments .................... 180Gli autori ....................................................................................................... 192Indice dei nomi .............................................................................................. 196
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A cura di Massimo Pulpito

IntroduzioneLo Straniero di Samo (M. Pulpito) ................................................................ 9Le lezioniMelissus between Miletus and Elea (J. Mansfeld) ........................................ 71I Eleatic philosophy without tears .............................................................. 71II Melissus in the ancient tradition, from Isocrates to Simplicius ................ 85III Further problems ...................................................................................... 95References ...................................................................................................... 108Il dibattitoMelisso: il tradimento del pensiero eleatico (G. Calenda) ............................ 115Ruminations on Mansfeld's Melissus (P. Curd) ........................................... 123Immobilità e vuoto in Parmenide e Melisso (S. Daniele) .............................. 129?? ??? ???? ?????????. Il Teeteto su Parmenide e Melisso in rapporto alproblema mereologico (S. Di Girolamo) ................................................. 137Sulla logica dimostrativa di Melisso (F. Marcacci) ...................................... 145The early tradition on Melissus and Parmenides (J. Palmer) ........................ 150Udire suoni o ascoltare parole? Un commento a Mansfeld su 30 B8 DK(M. Pulpito) ............................................................................................. 157Parmenides' and Melissus' being without not-being (C. Robbiano) ............. 165Un Melisso molto innovativo (L. Rossetti) .................................................... 175La replica del Prof. Mansfeld: Some Comments on Comments .................... 180Gli autori ....................................................................................................... 192Indice dei nomi .............................................................................................. 196