Beyond thought

Graham’s book “Outside of Thought” is devoted to the intriguing problem of the appearance of contradictions on the boundaries of human thinking.

G. The priest is a vivid representative of the concept of dialytism, according to which the contradictions can be true. The author extends his concept to almost the entire history of Western philosophy, from Plato, Kuzansky, Kant and Hegel, to modern thinkers, Frege, Russell, Ramsey, Viggenstein of both periods, Kuain, Derrida, Heidegger. The priest offers a carefully reasoned analysis of the nature of contradictions, paradoxes and antinomies, according to which all paradoxes are generated by a combination of the principle of close and the principle of transcendence, when language and thinking go too far. The author subtly leads the reader to the idea of ​​the total philosophical thinking of the East and West, drawing analogies with the views of the Buddhist thinker of the past of Nagarjuna.

A bold discussion of contradictions on the limits of thought is a fairly valuable contribution to recommend the arguments of the prostate to everyone who is interested in the logic and history of philosophy