Heraclitus, Fragment 106 (D 117)
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"A man when drunk is led by a beardless boy, stumbling, not perceiving where he is going, having his soul...
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Heraclitus, Fragment 4 (D 17)
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"Most men do not think (phroneousi) things in the way that they encounter them, nor do they recognize what they...
Other Sophists
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Other Sophists
On various issues the sophists were clearly not of one mind. Callicles and Hippias of Elis both disagreed with...
Protagoras
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Protagoras
Agnosticism
Protagoras, who in antiquity was often thought to be an atheist, is often considered the most important of the sophists. ...
Parmenides and the Eleatics
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ParmenidesÂ
Hans Georg Gadamer, on of Germany's most important 20th century hermeneutical philosophers and classical scholars, emphasizes in particular the importance...