Comparing Logical Paradoxes through the Method of Sublation

This article addresses some basic methodological problems in the field of transcultural post-comparative studies ancient logic by comparing famous flying arrow paradox Hui Shi (370–c. 310 BCE) with an apparently similar attributed to Zeno Elea (495–430 BCE). The proceeds from a general introduction framework semantically determined classical Chinese logic, illumination Shi’s specific contributions field, and finally preliminary explanation that emerges contrastive analysis Zeno’s respective views on problem motion stasis as manifested their corresponding paradoxes. analysis, based exposition methodology description so-called sublation method, points importance considering different paradigms frames reference identifying differences between theses.