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Ο θάνατος στη σκέψη του Ηράκλειτου
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Ο θάνατος στη σκέψη του Ηράκλειτου

Author: THeofilos A. Veikos

Heraclitus' thought appears in the history of Greek philosophy as a paradoxical phenomenon, because its structure is extremely peculiar. It is a multi-layered internal writing that does not move...

Heraclitus' thought appears in the history of Greek philosophy as a paradoxical phenomenon, because its structure is extremely peculiar. It is a multi-layered internal writing that does not move unidirectionally in straight lines but in diagonal ones that interweave with each other and form tufts.

Plato depicts the philosopher's thought as a rain of arrows...

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  • Number of pages Number of pages 239
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2017

  • Philosophical Movement

    Existentialism

    Books that explore themes such as freedom, choices, and personal responsibility. They deal with how each person can give meaning to their own life and decisions.
  • Publisher Publisher Gutenberg
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Heraclitus' thought appears in the history of Greek philosophy as a paradoxical phenomenon, because its structure is extremely peculiar. It is a multi-layered internal writing that does not move unidirectionally in straight lines but in diagonal ones that interweave with each other and form tufts.

Plato depicts the philosopher's thought as a rain of arrows shot from a quiver. Heraclitus seeks to explore the hidden depth of things and initiate us into the truth. His relationship with truth has a distinct meaning: truth does not dwell in luminous places; it is only found in darkness, and to discover it, one must keep the light of their vigilant consciousness burning.

The fragments of Heraclitus are dense and obscure pronouncements that do not rest but continuously stimulate our minds. The Heraclitean discourse neither reveals nor conceals anything - it merely hints, like the lord of the Oracle of Delphi, who "neither speaks nor conceals, but signifies."

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Author
THeofilos A. Veikos
Publisher
Gutenberg
Skroutz Book Awards 2026
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Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789600119138

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Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
239
Dimensions
17x24 cm
Release Date
12/12/2017
Publication Date
2017

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Philosophical Movement/School
Existentialism

Philosophical Movement/School

Existentialism
Books that explore themes such as freedom, choices, and personal responsibility. They deal with how each person can give meaning to their own life and decisions.
Reader Level
Classic Texts

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