What I attempt coming to grips with in this essay is an alternative 'logic' of more than two values, namely: (1) imaginary (giving rise to viable new possibilities that can emerge and take their respective place in our perceived and conceived world in terms of how we distinguish it into our familiar
bivalently ordered eithers and ors--chiefly of the nature of Firstness), (2) true or false (of the nature of bivalent logic, classically conceived-chiefly a matter of Secondness), and (3) emergent (within the range of likely, probable, or necessary timespace frames or contexts-within the parameters of Thirdness).