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...st1=Yanofsky |first1=Noson |title=A Universal Approach to Self-Referential Paradoxes, Incompleteness and Fixed Points |journal=The Bulletin of Symbolic Logic |d ...

...wed how to create a paradox similar to the [[liar paradox]], but without [[self-reference]]. Unlike the liar paradox, which uses a single sentence, '''Yabl *[https://www.mit.edu/~yablo/pwsr.pdf "Paradox Without Self-Reference"] - ''Analysis'', vol. 53 (1993), pp. 251–52 ...

...an contain itself as a member or is defined in terms of a circular or self-referential structure, used in the study of [[Non-well-founded set theory|non-well-foun {{defn |1=A conception that defines sets in such a way as to avoid certain paradoxes by excluding collections that are too large to be sets.}} ...

{{defn |1=A self-operating machine or, in computer science, a theoretical model of computati ...of abstraction, particularly in the context of Frege's Basic Law V and the paradoxes it generates.<ref>{{Citation |last=Tennant |first=Neil |title=Logicism and ...

...the source code of a program. Moreover, the definition of ''g'' is [[self-referential]]. A rigorous proof addresses these issues. The overall goal is to show tha ...tica'' to *56, Cambridge at the University Press, 1962. Re: the problem of paradoxes, the authors discuss the problem of a set not be an object in any of its "d ...