Zeno's Boêtheia Tôi Logôi: Thought Problems about Problems for Thought.

This essay addresses two central issues that continue to trouble interpretation of Zeno's paradoxes: 1) their solution, and 2) their place in the history of philosophy. I offer an account of Zeno's work as pointing to an inevitable paradox generated by our ways of thinking and speaking about things,...

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Published in:	Epoché: A Journal for the History of Philosophy Vol. 11; no. 1; pp. 1 - 26
Main Author:	Hopkins, Phil
Format:	Article
Published:	Philosophy Documentation Center Fall2006
Subjects:	Paradox History of philosophy Thought & thinking Spacetime Parmenides, of Elea
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