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...hing wrong with science, sometimes science has to be changed — [[Russell's paradox]] comes to mind, as does [[George Berkeley|Berkeley]]'s attack on the actua ...hing wrong with science, sometimes science has to be changed — [[Russell's paradox]] comes to mind, as does [[George Berkeley|Berkeley]]'s attack on the actua

...hing wrong with science, sometimes science has to be changed — [[Russell's paradox]] comes to mind, as does [[George Berkeley|Berkeley]]'s attack on the actua ...hing wrong with science, sometimes science has to be changed — [[Russell's paradox]] comes to mind, as does [[George Berkeley|Berkeley]]'s attack on the actua

...hing wrong with science, sometimes science has to be changed ? [[Russell's paradox]] comes to mind, as does [[George Berkeley|Berkeley]]'s attack on the actua ...d by Russell and [[Alfred North Whitehead|Whitehead]]. They attributed the paradox to "vicious circularity" and built up what they called [[ramified type theo

* Quine, W.V. (1976), ''The Ways of Paradox, and Other Essays'', 1st edition, 1966. Revised and enlarged edition, Harv ...tin|Martin, Robert L.]] (ed., 1984), ''Recent Essays on Truth and the Liar Paradox'', Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK.

* Quine, W.V. (1976), ''The Ways of Paradox, and Other Essays'', 1st edition, 1966. Revised and enlarged edition, Harv ...tin|Martin, Robert L.]] (ed., 1984), ''Recent Essays on Truth and the Liar Paradox'', Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK.

* Martin, R.L. (ed., 1984), ''Recent Essays on Truth and the Liar Paradox'', Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK.

...Philosophy'' 53 (1956). Reprinted, pp. 185–196 in Quine (1976), ''Ways of Paradox''. * Quine, W.V. (1976), ''The Ways of Paradox, and Other Essays'', 1st edition, 1966. Revised and enlarged edition, Harv

...Philosophy'' 53 (1956). Reprinted, pp. 185–196 in Quine (1976), ''Ways of Paradox''. * Quine, W.V. (1976), ''The Ways of Paradox, and Other Essays'', 1st edition, 1966. Revised and enlarged edition, Harv

...d by Russell and [[Alfred North Whitehead|Whitehead]]. They attributed the paradox to "vicious circularity" and built up an elaborate theory of ramified types ...hing wrong with science, sometimes science has to be changed — [[Russell's paradox]] comes to mind, as does [[George Berkeley|Berkeley]]'s attack on the actua

* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skolem%27s_paradox Skolem's paradox]

...pt of truth does have peculiar and interesting properties. (See [[Semantic paradox]]es, and below.) ...pt of truth does have peculiar and interesting properties. (See [[Semantic paradox]]es, and below.)

...pt of truth does have peculiar and interesting properties. (See [[Semantic paradox]]es, and below.) ...pt of truth does have peculiar and interesting properties. (See [[Semantic paradox]]es, and below.)

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It is a classic catch, whose pattern was traced out long ago in the paradox of Plato's ''Meno''. Discussion of this dialogue and of the task it sets f ...o be a major goal of the research projected here. On the one hand Curry's paradox warns that this is a non-trivial problem, that only approximate and tempori

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| the Russell paradox. A consequence of this argument is

...tus of a veritable [[prototype]], nay, more, a paragon of [[oxymoron]]ic [[paradox|paradoxy]].

It is a classic catch, whose pattern was traced out long ago in the paradox ...o be a major goal of the research projected here. On the one hand Curry's paradox warns that this is a non-trivial problem, that only approximate and tempori

Observe the paradox of this precise ambiguity: That both the occasion and the impulse of inqui