 Dummett’s knowability principle or DKP, like Tennant’s, is not threatened by the knowability paradoxes, and for the same reason. It restricts the class of statements that are subject to knowability. For Dummett’s case, the problematic Fitch conjunction, \(p \wedge \neg Kp\), being compound, and so not basic, cannot replace the variable in \(p \rightarrow \Diamond Kp\). The paradox is consequently averted.