Abstract

The present note provides an answer. IC provides what is, in effect, a three-valued logic in which the middle value is interpreted as both true and false. And since it is at least true, it is designated. Analetheism adopts exactly the same logic, but interprets the middle value as neither true nor false. What distinguishes analetheism from more simple-minded truth-value gap theories is precisely that it takes the middle value to be designated. In particular, things with the middle value are just as assertable as things that are true.1

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