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== | === Ad hominem (also called ''argumentum ad hominem'' or ''personal attack'')=== Including: | ||
== ''ad hominem abusive'' (also called ''argumentum ad personam'')== | |||
== ''ad hominem circumstantial'' (also called ''ad hominem circumstantiae'')== | |||
== ''ad hominem tu quoque'' (also called ''you too argument'')== | |||
=== Amphibology (also called ''amphiboly'') === | |||
=== Appeal to authority (also called ''argumentum ad verecundiam'' or ''argument by authority'') === | |||
=== Appeal to belief=== | |||
=== Appeal to consequences (also called ''argumentum ad consequentiam'') === | |||
=== Appeal to emotion including: === | |||
== Appeal to fear (also called ''argumentum ad metum'' or ''argumentum in terrorem'') | |||
== Appeal to flattery== | |||
== Appeal to the majority (also called ''argumentum ad populum'')== | |||
== Appeal to pity (also called ''argumentum ad misericordiam'')== | |||
== Appeal to ridicule== | |||
== Appeal to spite (also called ''argumentum ad odium'')== | |||
== Two wrongs make a right (fallacy)|Two wrongs make a right== | |||
== Wishful thinking== | |||
=== Appeal to motive=== | |||
=== Appeal to novelty (also called ''argumentum ad novitatem'') === | |||
=== Appeal to probability=== | |||
=== Appeal to tradition (also called ''argumentum ad antiquitatem'' or ''appeal to common practice'') === | |||
=== Argument from fallacy (also called ''argumentum ad logicam'') === | |||
=== Argument from ignorance (also called ''argumentum ad ignorantiam'' or ''argument by lack of imagination'') | |||
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=== Ad hominem (also called argumentum ad hominem or personal attack)=== Including:
ad hominem abusive (also called argumentum ad personam)
ad hominem circumstantial (also called ad hominem circumstantiae)
ad hominem tu quoque (also called you too argument)
Amphibology (also called amphiboly)
Appeal to authority (also called argumentum ad verecundiam or argument by authority)
Appeal to belief
Appeal to consequences (also called argumentum ad consequentiam)
Appeal to emotion including:
== Appeal to fear (also called argumentum ad metum or argumentum in terrorem)
Appeal to flattery
Appeal to the majority (also called argumentum ad populum)
Appeal to pity (also called argumentum ad misericordiam)
Appeal to ridicule
Appeal to spite (also called argumentum ad odium)
Two wrongs make a right (fallacy)|Two wrongs make a right
Wishful thinking
Appeal to motive
Appeal to novelty (also called argumentum ad novitatem)
Appeal to probability
Appeal to tradition (also called argumentum ad antiquitatem or appeal to common practice)
Argument from fallacy (also called argumentum ad logicam)
=== Argument from ignorance (also called argumentum ad ignorantiam or argument by lack of imagination)