Logic and Language

(3 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

Throughout the history of philosophy, the charge has often been made that a given position is self refuting or that it cannot be coherently thought or stated. Such a criticism is often made, for example, against certain forms of relativism but it is also made by Berkeley against the realism he opposes, as well as by critics of Kant, who claim it is self refuting for him to hold that we can know nothing about things as they are in themselves