paradox

Paradox as a conceptual entity depends on logical frameworks to exist — a paradox is a logical contradiction made visible. Remove logic and paradoxes cease to be paradoxes.

antinomy IS a specific kind of paradox: a contradiction between two principles each equally valid or well-founded. Per Law 9, a competent speaker would call an antinomy 'a paradox.' Direction: specific→general.

A communication paradox is a specific kind of paradox: a self-contradictory or counterintuitive situation arising in communication (e.g., the more connected we become, the less effectively we communicate). 'Communication paradox' names a specific case of the general category of paradox.

Dialetheia IS a specific kind of paradox — a statement or proposition that is both true and false. Competent-speaker test: 'a dialetheia is a kind of paradox.' Paradox is the nearest kind.