Parmenides of Elea, fl. 6th century BC. The best-known of the Eleatic school of early Greek thinkers, and a foundational influence in classical Western thought. He compiled his philosophy in a narrative poem which survives only as fragments. 1. A Parmenides Bibliography - Lists writings about this philosopher in various European languages. 2. Greek Philosophy: Parmenides - Course notes on this thinker, providing an introduction for beginning students of Greek philosophy. 3. Parmenides - The Fairbanks translation of the fragments, originally published in 1898, provided with their original introduction. From the Hanover Historical Texts Project. 4. Parmenides - Slovene, English and Italian translations of this philosopher's fragments are presented in parallel frames. 5. Parmenides - Two lectures by S. Marc Cohen on this thinker, part of a series of lectures on early Greek philosophy. Considers his response to the great issues of Presocratic philosophy. 6. Parmenides - Article from the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy which discusses the various divisions of Parmenides' poem On Nature. 7. Parmenides' Way of Truth - A bibliography and a selection of critical judgements on Parmenides' Poem. 8. Heraclitus and Parmenides - A short article from 1998 by James Dye, contrasting these two thinkers. 9. Myth - Parmenides - overview of Parmenides' philosophy. By Stefan Stenudd. 10. Negation in Ancient Greek Philosophy: Parmenides - Analysis of negation and nonbeing in Parmenides by Prof Domenico Pacitti. Contains Greek text and critical revaluation of recent scholarship.

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