For the first time translated into Greek, the famous Godel's theorem titled "The Incompleteness Theorem", translated, with an introduction and extensive presentation by Mr. Giannis Bouliouris. As an appendix, there are texts by Nikos Tampakis and Nikos Makris. The edition of one of the most monumental works in the field of logic, which is indeed an event and offers the reader an unparalleled experience of communion with the power of the spirit of one of the greatest logicians of all time.

Kurt Godel (1906-1978) is considered, by prominent logicians and scholars of his work, as one of the top theorists in the science of logic, perhaps the greatest after Aristotle.

In the pages of this book, alongside the Greek translation of the brief but revolutionary text and the related studies that accompany it, the reader will discover, even where it seems to lose its orientation, elements of rare fertility and reflection among Godel's labyrinthine propositions. This is truly an epic creation, with a decisive impact on the history and evolution of logic and mathematics.