Karl Popper's Essays on the Pre-Socratic Enlightenment is known as the World of this man.
Karl Popper's Essays on the Pre-Socratic Enlightenment is known as the World of this man. In it, he wonders how the moon might shed some light on this man's work. As an astronomer, this man is credited with discovering that the Morning Star and Evening star are the same, and that the changing phases of the moon are due to the way that it is seen from Earth. Writing in hexameter instead of the traditional Ionic meter, in the introductory proem to his major work, he describes how his revelation about the fundamental falsity of the world of perception is through the goddess. His only known work On Nature  is split into two sections, The Way of Truth  and The Way of Opinion. For 10 points, name this Eleatic school philosopher and teacher of Zeno.
Karl Popper's Essays on the Pre-Socratic Enlightenment is known as the World of this man.
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