quite selfreferencial, autological or what the word, homologoi, words
describing themselves somehow, then you can have a word X meaning
words describing themselves and a word Y meaning words not describing
themselves, and then consider if X is X and Y is Y.. and if Y isn't
describing itself it means it's an X-word (describing itself as a word
not describing itself).. so Y is X actually, which means that it's not
describing itself, so then again Y is Y, which means Y is X, and so
on, it's the end of the selfreference, which has no end because it's
just that. this paradox has a name, think it was Grelling, a linguist
probably.
Thanks for the post and your intro !
Bjorn
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