Grellingn.

/ˈɡrɛlɪŋ/

Etymology: < the name of Kurt Grelling (1886–1942), German logician.

Used attributively, absol., in the possessive, and coupled with that of L. Nelson, to designate the paradox of heterologicality, which Grelling and Nelson discovered and published in 1907; as Grelling antinomy (also Grelling–Nelson antinomy), Grelling's paradox, etc. (The paradox is sometimes referred to as Weyl's contradiction, by a mistaken attribution.)

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Grelling antinomy1937

Grelling's paradox1937

heterologicality1950

1937 A. Smeaton tr. R. Carnap Logical Syntax Lang. §60a. 211 (heading) Grelling's antinomy.

1955 A. N. Prior Formal Logic iii. iii. 287 A particularly clear example is..Grelling's paradox about ‘heterological’.

1960 P. Suppes Axiomatic Set Theory i. 10 The third..semantical paradox..is the Grelling-Nelson paradox..of heterologicality.

1962 W. Kneale & M. Kneale Devel. Logic xi. 656 Grelling's paradox has to do with a newly invented word.

1963 G. T. Kneebone Math. Logic iv. 128 The Grelling-Nelson antinomy (1908).

1966 L. J. Cohen Diversity of Meaning (ed. 2) §26. 214 Similar antinomies, like the Grelling, may arise.

1966 W. V. Quine Ways of Paradox i. 6 Thus viewed, Grelling's paradox seems unequivocally falsidical.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1972; most recently modified version published online September 2018).

单词	grelling
释义	Grellingn. /ˈɡrɛlɪŋ/ Etymology: < the name of Kurt Grelling (1886–1942), German logician. Used attributively, absol., in the possessive, and coupled with that of L. Nelson, to designate the paradox of heterologicality, which Grelling and Nelson discovered and published in 1907; as Grelling antinomy (also Grelling–Nelson antinomy), Grelling's paradox, etc. (The paradox is sometimes referred to as Weyl's contradiction, by a mistaken attribution.) ΘΚΠ the mind > language > linguistics > study of grammar > a part of speech > adjective > [noun] > specific paradox of adjectives Grelling antinomy1937 Grelling's paradox1937 heterologicality1950 1937 A. Smeaton tr. R. Carnap Logical Syntax Lang. §60a. 211 (heading) Grelling's antinomy. 1955 A. N. Prior Formal Logic iii. iii. 287 A particularly clear example is..Grelling's paradox about ‘heterological’. 1960 P. Suppes Axiomatic Set Theory i. 10 The third..semantical paradox..is the Grelling-Nelson paradox..of heterologicality. 1962 W. Kneale & M. Kneale Devel. Logic xi. 656 Grelling's paradox has to do with a newly invented word. 1963 G. T. Kneebone Math. Logic iv. 128 The Grelling-Nelson antinomy (1908). 1966 L. J. Cohen Diversity of Meaning (ed. 2) §26. 214 Similar antinomies, like the Grelling, may arise. 1966 W. V. Quine Ways of Paradox i. 6 Thus viewed, Grelling's paradox seems unequivocally falsidical. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1972; most recently modified version published online September 2018). < n.1937
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