Parmenides

The dialogue presents a complex meeting between Parmenides, Zeno, and a young Socrates, focusing on Zeno's defense of Parmenidean monism. It addresses the philosophical tension between monism and the belief in plurality, highlighting the challenges posed by critics who argue that the notion of a singular reality leads to contradictions. This work is noted for its depth and difficulty, exploring profound themes in metaphysics and the nature of existence.