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T1  - All of a Sudden : Heidegger and Plato's Parmenides 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/160826 
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A1  - Backman, Jussi 
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Y1  - 2007 
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AB  - The paper studies a transcript of notes from Heidegger's 1930–31 seminar on Plato’s Parmenides. It shows that in spite of his much-criticized habit of dismissing Plato as the progenitor of “idealist” metaphysics, Heidegger was quite aware of the radical potential of Plato's later dialogues. Through a temporal account of the notion of oneness (to hen), the Parmenides attempts to reconcile the plurality of beings with the unity of being. In Heidegger’s reading, the dialogue culminates in the notio... 
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KW  - 611 Philosophy; metaphysics; phenomenology; ontology; ancient philosophy; Plato; Parmenides; Heidegger, Martin; continental philosophy; unity; temporality; Platonism; metafysiikka; fenomenologia; ontologia; antiikin filosofia; Platon; Parmenides; Heidegger; mannermainen filosofia; metafysiikka; fenomenologia; ontologia; antiikki 
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