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Paradoxy

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Par´a`dox`y
n.1.A paradoxical statement; a paradox.
2.The quality or state of being paradoxical.


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Presberg calls this matrix paradoxy in his Adventures in Paradox, a book that might distress Carroll Johnson.
Chesterton seem particularly apposite here: "Paradox springs in general from inadequacy, from the rents in linguistic and logical clothing; paradoxy might be called the science of gaps.
 
 
 
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