Still, he uses the idea of the signification of a proposition to define truth and to explain 'insolubles', i.e., propositions expressing paradoxes of self-reference.
I wanted to express the paradox that was in my father between modernity and tradition.
Mystics who conceptualize a mysterium coniunctionis and not all do so find it difficult to express the paradox in words, both in their own thoughts and in interpersonal communications.
However, the concepts are juxtaposed in such a way that the sentence as a whole arrives at a concept of "one" that is not its customary meaning, and it can be extremely difficult to find words that express the paradox at greater length by articulating nuances, implications, corollaries, and so forth.
Doll elaborates further on this stating that Myrrha's lamenting that animals can mate father and daughter without problems is a way for Ovid to express a paradox: in nature a father-daughter relationship is not unnatural, but it is in human society.
So another big theme here is the vicious circle (or virtuous circle) in which the argument goes round and round, and with it is expressed a paradox.
If Thursday expressed the paradox, today -- a chilling, rainy day on which Israelis once again comforted their wounded and buried their dead -- helped explain it.
Onstad expresses the paradox that it's blended with "sincerity," but this blend seems to me an utterly unexceptional state of affairs, when viewed from the particular perspective of the cinema.
The concept of the "rainbow nation," a unity-seeking phrase coined by Desmond Tutu, which Nelson Mandela echoed after his party won South Africa's first democratic election, in 1994, expresses the paradox facing every divided country: we are all the same, but we are all different.
Géricault's work expressed a paradox: how could a hideous subject be translated into a powerful painting, how could the painter reconcile art and reality?
