This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.
Defining Fallacies
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Reasoning: Judgment:
Inference:
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Rationality: Truth:
Justification:
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Fallacy: [...]
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Deductive vs. Inductive
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Deductive Fallacy: [...]
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Inductive Fallacy: [...]
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Formal vs. Informal
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Formal Fallacies: [...]
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Informal Fallacies: [...]
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Fallacies of Relevance
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Ad Hominem: Abusive:
Circumstantial:
Tu Quoque:
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Appeal to Force: [...]
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Appeal to Pity: [...]
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Appeal to People: Direct:
Indirect:
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Red Herring: [...]
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Straw Man: [...]
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Accident: [...]
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Missing the Point: [...]
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Psychological salience but logical irrelevance
Fallacies of Evidence
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Appeal to Ignorance: Absence of Evidence:
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Unqualified Authority: [...]
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False Cause: Gambler's Fallacy:
Non Causa Pro Causa:
Oversimplification:
Post Hoc, Propter Hoc:
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Weak Analogy: [...]
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Hasty Generalization: [...]
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Slippery Slope: [...]
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Logical relevance but inadequate evidence
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Fallacies of Significance
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Begging the Question: [...] [...]
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Complex Question: [...] [...]
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False Dichotomy: [...] [...]
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Suppressed Evidence: [...] [...]
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Amphiboly: [...] [...]
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Equivocation: [...] [...]
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Composition: [...] [...]
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Division: [...] [...]
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Errors of Assimilation: [...]
Errors of Presupposition: [...]
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