Lógica paraconsistente, paradojas y lecturas parasitarias: Del virus del lenguaje a las lógicas difusas.

Abstract

The recursive nature of language is explored, iterating that seems doomed when to give an account of himself. The self-­‐‑referential nature of language, as nemesis, is verified in constant re-­‐‑ entering the paradoxes themselves architecturally circular motion expressions in which fold and stow appears infinity. Hence the perplexity against the principle of "ʺmissing information"ʺ, the incompleteness theorem, the (complexity science) chaotic systems appears to threaten our rationality. Also suitable for consideration examinations by WS Burroughs from pulp literature where man appears alienated by language. The language (and grammatical and syntactical rules that characterize it) would be a parasitic organism, a virus that has chosen our minds as habitat. The subject is manipulated and transformed by the processes of contagion; language is a virus that is easily reproduced and conditions any human activity, realizing his intoxicated nature. It ends with the contrast between Western thought with Eastern thought, understanding the latter as an alternative worldview, based on the flow and transformation, rather than the immutability and subordination of Greek logical concepts.