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Digital Dialogue<\/p><\/div>\n

Rose Cherubin of George Mason University joined APS members Jill Gordon, Sara Brill and Christopher Long for a special APS at SPEP edition of the Digital Dialogue<\/a> to discuss the paper she gave entitled Parmenides, Another Way<\/em>.<\/p>\n

On the podcast, we take up once again the poem of Parmenides, but now from a perspective, as Rose suggests, that takes the dramatic and dialogical dimensions of the poem seriously.\u00a0 Rose’s paper challenges traditional approaches to Parmenides that seek to identify the doctrine of Parmenides with the words spoken by the Goddess in the poem itself.\u00a0 Rather, whatever teaching can be discerned in the poem must take the dramatic elements of the poem seriously.<\/p>\n

Listen to Digital Dialogue episode 17 with Rose Cherubin, Sara Brill and Jill Gordon: Parmenides<\/a><\/p>\n

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Rose Cherubin of George Mason University joined APS members Jill Gordon, Sara Brill and Christopher Long for a special APS at SPEP edition of the Digital Dialogue to discuss the paper she gave entitled Parmenides, Another Way. On the podcast, we take up once again the poem of Parmenides, but now from a perspective, as Rose suggests, that takes the dramatic and dialogical dimensions of the poem seriously.\u00a0 Rose’s paper challenges traditional approaches to Parmenides . . . 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