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Firstly we examine the definition of many-valued logic within the framework of (logical) matrix theory. Secondly we discuss the general result, challenging the existence of many-valued logic, according to which every logic may be seen as two-valued. Thirdly we analyze the principle of bivalence and show that it appears at a deeper level than one usually thinks.
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