“It exposes the paradox that Plath's texts cannot be read through biography and cannot be read apart from it.”

“Yet, in that familiar paradox Freud makes his own, our drives have their own ineluctable logics and rationales.”

“Director Bob Baker seems to have an innate understanding of the Coward paradox, that wistful vitriol.”

“Sterne anticipated this paradoxist in attributing glassiness to an inferior planet.”

“It is faith's very irrationality that attracts her son, paradoxy rather than orthodoxy.”

“Presberg calls this matrix paradoxy in his Adventures in Paradox, a book that might distress Carroll Johnson.”

“She was silent at the unconscious rebuke, profoundly stirred by the paradoxicality of the situation.”

“By agreement of all but the purblind and the paradoxer, Shakespeare.”

“The paradoxes of citation and prosopopoeia common to the virtuoso and to the writer are threads that run through chapters six through eight.”

“Finsler develops his approach to the paradoxes, his attitude towards formalised theories and his defence of Platonism in mathematics.”

“The paradoxes involved in the notion of an avant-garde tradition are foundational to any attempt to teach experimental writing.”