Title: A Liar's Paradox
Review: An American version of the Liar's paradox but with other nuances, this tiny philosophical tome is worthy of the Western Canon of Philosophy. It is worth reading. Critically speaking, however, much of the connotation and denotation of the word analyzed within this book is lost within the philosophical logic. The word under consideration is used often in the American West, but all of the rugged ranch humor associated with that word is lost within a philosophical dissection of the word's etymology. That said, the logically twisted arguments presented in this book create a paradoxical gift for the reader. Within the book, hidden between the lines, there is a fun and challenging puzzle; And it is veiled in a joke.
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