Being §

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Relations §

• Parmenides: Parmenides argued that true reality is ‘what is,’ or Being, which is unchanging and eternal.
• Transcendentals: The transcendentals are properties that belong to all beings.
• Essence: Essence refers to the fundamental nature or core attributes that define an entity or concept.
• Parmenides: Parmenides argued that true reality is ‘what is,’ or Being, which is unchanging, eternal, and indivisible.
• Existence: Existence is closely tied to the concept of being, as it refers to the state or fact of existing.