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Meaning of paradogia




Manuel Penichet Pinet

paradogia
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That Word does not exist. Perhaps the word sought after is paradox, that means an idea strange, opposite to what is considered the opinion general or to it true.

  




Felipe Lorenzo del Río

paradogia is incorrectly written, and should be written as "paradox" being its meaning: It is a resource or literary figure and a logical thinking figure. As a literary figure is the union of two opposing ideas that seem a contradiction which gives beauty and appeal to the expression. I will quote some: prohibited prohibited ( may 68 ) Thank God, I am atheist ( Buñuel ) I live without live in me and as high life hope, die because not die ( Santa Teresa ). As a figure of thought, it is also an apparent contradiction masked in the language. Classic is the paradox of the liar who also the Greeks knew: Epimenides, a Cretan, said: all Cretans lie. Bertrand Russell and the analytical philosophers called them paradoxes metalogicas or metalinguistic and were unmasked them to distinguish infinite possible levels in the language.

  



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