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The article uncovers the cognitive foundations behind logical and semantic paradoxes.

A Kantian inquiry into the cognitive origins of logical and semantic paradoxes

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This inquiry explores cognitive origins of paradoxes, focusing on Kantian insights and implications for logic.

The article uncovers the cognitive foundations behind logical and semantic paradoxes.
Examined Kant's insights on reason and unity to analyze triggers of paradoxes.
Explored cognitive dimensions of paradoxes through established triggers like large sets and impredicative definitions.
Analyzed specific logical paradoxes like Burali-Forti and Russell's paradox alongside semantic paradoxes such as Grelling’s and Berry’s.
Identified Kant’s relevance in understanding pseudo-sets arising from paradoxes.
Highlighted the need for cognitive support in existing solutions to paradoxes.
Reinterpreted Cantor’s distinction between completed sets and inconsistent multiplicities in light of Kantian analysis.

Osman Gazi Birgül (2026) studied this question.

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