Analetheism and dialetheism

Abstract

Graham Priest (1987) argues that dialetheism alone avoids familiar revenge problems, and in that respect enjoys expressive virtues that rival theories lack.1 In this paper we present a rival theory – analetheism – that seems to enjoy precisely the expressive virtues that dialetheism enjoys.2 Analethe-

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