 We now turn to arguments against dialetheism. The most prominent sustained defence of the LNC in the history of philosophy is, as mentioned,  that given by Aristotle  in Chapter 4 of Metaphysics, \(\Gamma\). A critical analysis of Aristotle’s arguments is given point-for-point by Priest (1998b/2006 ch.1), who finds them to often conflate dialetheism with trivialism (that is, conflating the claim that some contradictions are true, and the one that all contradictions are). We will look at some more modern arguments against dialetheism.