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Fallacies (Catagories (Logical (unable to make logical connection between…
Fallacies
Catagories
Logical
unable to make logical connection between evidence and claim to support evidence
Hasty Generalization - assumption of group or range of cases
A class i'm in is to hard and is philosophy - my roommate is in a hard philosophy class to - all philosophy classes are hard
Faulty/False Analogy - comparing two things that have no real similarity at all
A hammer is like a gun
Slippery Slope - author assumes a chain reaction but has minimal evidence of happening
Baby cries ---> gives baby candy - if you keep that up baby will want a car next
False dichotomy (false dilemma) - two choices but arguer makes it seem like we only have one of those choices
build bad condition - tear building down - or risk student safety
Equivocation - sliding between two or more different meanings of a single word
Giving money to charity = right - charity has right to our money
Begging the question - simply accept conclusion without evidence
Euthanasia is a thing to help humans escape pain - euthanasia is morally acceptable
Non sequitur - supports claim with irrelivant evidence
i should not have a c in this class because i have a 3.8 gpa
Faulty Casualty - B comes after A because A came after B
President Janes raised taxes - crime went up - President janes is responsible
Ethical
Attack Person not argument
Appeal to authority - Refer to sources by respected authorities
We should remove death penalty - Justin beaver said it was bad
Dogmatism - makes a question seem 100% true
if you have evidence for x against dogma D then you have not understood D
Straw Man - arguer misinterprets rival points
Feminists want to ban porn and punish all who read it - harsh measures are inappropriate - should keep porn
Ad Homien - attacks person not argument
bobs oil taxes should not be counted because bobs wife works at an oil company
Emotional/Value based
Exploit and use Emotions/values
Appeal to pity - accept conclusion by making person feel bad
i should get an A because - car broke down - and my mom died
Appeal to ignorance - no evidence on matter so should accept conclusion
Try and prove aliens exist - no evidence - aliens don't exist
Red Herring - Raises side issue to distract audience
curve exam - students do better when students get along with teachers
scare tactics - fear used as primary motivator not evidence
believe this argument or bad things will happen
band wagon - saying argument is right because majority agrees
Animals are cool because everyone thinks they are cool
Defects/Flaws in argument (typically make it weaker)
Can be used purposely or accidental
Typically connected to evidence