There’s Generally More

Accent
Ad hoc
Affirmation of the consequent
Amphiboly
Anecdotal evidence
Argumentum ad antiquitatem
Argumentum ad baculum / Appeal to force
Argumentum ad crumenam
Argumentum ad hominem
Argumentum ad ignorantiam
Argumentum ad lazarum
Argumentum ad logicam
Argumentum ad misericordiam Argumentum ad nauseam
Argumentum ad novitatem
Argumentum ad numerum
Argumentum ad populum
Argumentum ad verecundiam
Audiatur et altera pars
Bifurcation
Circulus in demonstrando
Complex question / Fallacy of interrogation / Fallacy of
presupposition
Composition
Converse accident / Hasty generalization
Converting a conditional
Cum hoc ergo propter hoc
Denial of the antecedent
Dicto simpliciter / The fallacy of accident / Sweeping
generalization
Division
Equivocation / Fallacy of four terms
Extended analogy
Ignoratio elenchi / Irrelevant conclusion
Natural Law fallacy / Appeal to Nature "No True Scotsman ..." fallacy
Non causa pro causa
Non sequitur
Petitio principii / Begging the question
Plurium interrogationum / Many questions
Post hoc, ergo propter hoc
Red herring
Reification / Hypostatization
Shifting the burden of proof
Slippery slope argument
Straw man
Tu quoque
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