History of Philosophy by Leonard Peikoff - Lesson 4 of 50
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Unlike Heraclitus, who had argued that change is the essence of nature, Parmenides holds that change, despite appearances, is unreal and in fact impossible. Leonard Peikoff explains how Parmenides arrived at this conclusion and explains the significance of his approach to the problem of change.
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