The Apeiron of Anaximander: a Study in the Origin and Function of Metaphysical Ideas
Paul Seligman examines Anaximander’s concept of the apeiron in this focused study of early metaphysical thought. The book explores how metaphysical ideas originate and what functions they serve, providing a concise introduction to a foundational subject in the history of philosophy.
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Paul Seligman’s study examines the apeiron of Anaximander, a central concept associated with early Greek philosophy.
The book considers the origin of metaphysical ideas and the function those ideas serve within philosophical thought.
It offers a focused exploration of Anaximander’s concept and its significance in the development of metaphysical inquiry.
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