Paradoxes Preface Introduction 1. Sophisms and paralogisms (paradoxes of: horses Newcomb Fitch) 2. Wrong intuition’s paradoxes (paradoxes of: common birthday approximation Stevenson’s bottle Hempel infinity) 3. Paradoxes coming from ambiguity (paradoxes of Protagoras Elektra horn headed man the club without a name God’s omnipotence stone) 4. Paradoxes of self reference (Möbius ribbon (band) Klein’s bottle liar paradox Buridan barber Richard Berry Grelling and Nelson unexpected examination crocodile) 5. Ontological paradoxes 6. Epilogue Bibliography Subject index Name index. The book is a monograph devoted to paradoxes of reasoning in the European tradition of philosophical logic. For each paradox it analyses important attempts at its solution.The content is arranged according to the new classification of paradoxes presented by the author. The paradoxes discussed in the first three chapters can be called intra linguistic ones. The first chapter analyzes paradoxes resulting from a clash between a logically correct reasoning and previously accepted opinions. The second one is devoted to paradoxes resulting from the error of ambiguity. The third one analyzes reasonings whose paradoxical character originates in self referent language constructions. Chapter four discusses paradoxes which are called ontological ones whose existence results from a confrontation between the language description of reality and that reality itself. The book is written in a clear way and does not require advanced knowledge of logic. It is addressed to readers with either humanist or scientific educational background and deals with important problems of language cognition and reasoning in an accessible way. .