Language and Logic; Temporality, Metaset, Recursion

This book investigates the paradoxes of logic from the point of view of layers, natural language and our everyday, basic experience of time. It suggests the limits of logic, including recursivity and meta-set contradictions together with the fundamental binary divisions of philosophical thought (even including, subject/predicate, mind/matter and subject/object) are a part of our temporal apparatus and offers suggestions to their creative use. The paradox of Epimenedes is also discussed.