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Hofer's importance for post-war German painting lies in his insistence that the antinomy between figurative and abstract painting was nonsensical.

These paradoxes, often called antinomy, point out genuine problems in our understanding of the ideas of truth and description.

Kurt Gödel considered his proof to be “an analogy” of Richard's paradox, which he called “Richard's antinomy”.

Gödel compared his proof to "Richard's antinomy" (an "antinomy" is a contradiction or a paradox; for more see Richard's paradox):.

"The analogy of this result with Richard's antinomy is immediately evident; there is also a close relationship [14] with the Liar Paradox (Gödel's footnote 14: Every epistemological antinomy can be used for a similar proof of undecidability).