Sentence examples similar to self-referential argument from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we have a problem; such self-referential arguments are termed 'liar paradoxes' and are attributed either to Epimenides (6th century BC) or Eubulides (4th century BC).
How do we escape from this depressing self-referential debate?
And if they are not, then the argument might have a self-referential problem: If the first premise is true, then the first premise is unjustified.
This self-referential irony means that, although there is a moral argument at work, the sex and violence we are asked to despise are also used to titillate.
Note that Constant Specification in line 2 is self-referential.
This is extremely gratifying in some ways, but I wonder how this will develop vis-à-vis arguments that Lynch has become too self-referential.
The purpose was to provide a plot line for an hour of self-referential nostalgia.
"Finance became self-referential".
Clearly self-referential.
