Paradoxes and the Limits of Thought

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In this workshop, Dr. Leon Brenner carries out an extensive review of a number of beguiling philosophical paradoxes:

Is movement in the world possible?
What will happen if we go back in time and make sure our parents never meet?
What does a liar mean when he says he is lying?

In the second lecture in "A Brief Journey Through the Philosophy of Thought", we try to identify the limit of human thought through a discussion aimed at bringing thinking to a logical terminus.

A playlist containing all four lectures: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpmsJS5iGtk&list=PLGxWe5jW0Bizk8ySctjEgNPWrnpl9cgDO&index=2

Leon Brenner, PhD, is a teacher and a scholar specializing in the fields of Lacanian psychoanalysis, contemporary French philosophy and autism theory. Brenner has graduated with the highest honour a B.A and M.A in Psychology and Philosophy. Brenner has received two excellence awards as a junior university teacher. He is currently engaged in several scholarly and artistic projects in Berlin and is a resident instructor at Stillpoint Spaces Berlin.

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