Paradox and the Possibility of Knowledge

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Exploring the intersection of psychoanalytic theory and epistemology, this work reveals a paradoxical logic inherent in conceptual thought that is self-canceling yet productive. It addresses fundamental issues such as the circularity of knowledge and ethical political dialogue, offering insights to resolve these problems. Drawing from Wittgenstein, Freud, and Lacan, it navigates both Anglo-American and Continental philosophy, engaging with theory construction, phenomenology, and deconstruction to illuminate the complexities of knowledge.