Bad Arguments

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Wiley (2018-05-09)
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Affirming a Disjunct.  (pages 35–41)Jason Iuliano
Affirming the Consequent.  (pages 42–45)Brett Gaul
Denying the Antecedent.  (pages 46–47)Brett Gaul
Exclusive Premises.  (pages 49–54)Charlene Elsby
Four Terms.  (pages 55–59)Charlene Elsby
Illicit Major and Minor Terms.  (pages 60–62)Charlene Elsby
Undistributed Middle.  (pages 63–65)Charlene Elsby
Ad Hominem.  (pages 67–76)George Wrisley
Ad Hominem.  (pages 77–82)George Wrisley
Ad Hominem.  (pages 83–87)George Wrisley
Ad Hominem.  (pages 88–93)George Wrisley
Adverse Consequences.  (pages 94–97)David Vander Laan
Appeal to Emotion.  (pages 98–101)George Wrisley
Appeal to Emotion.  (pages 102–105)George Wrisley
Appeal to Ignorance.  (pages 106–111)Benjamin McCraw
Appeal to the People.  (pages 112–114)Benjamin McCraw
Appeal to Personal Incredulity.  (pages 115–117)Tuomas W. Manninen
Appeal to Ridicule.  (pages 118–120)Gregory L. Bock
Appeal to Tradition.  (pages 121–124)Nicolas Michaud
Argument from Fallacy.  (pages 125–127)Christian Cotton
Availability Error.  (pages 128–132)David Kyle Johnson
Base Rate.  (pages 133–136)Tuomas W. Manninen
Burden of Proof.  (pages 137–139)Andrew Russo
Countless Counterfeits.  (pages 140–144)David Kyle Johnson
Diminished Responsibility.  (pages 145–148)Tuomas W. Manninen
Essentializing.  (pages 149–151)Jack Bowen
Galileo Gambit.  (pages 152–156)David Kyle Johnson
Gambler's Fallacy.  (pages 157–159)Grant Sterling
Genetic Fallacy.  (pages 160–162)Frank Scalambrino
Historian's Fallacy.  (pages 163–164)Heather Rivera
Homunculus.  (pages 165–167)Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray
Inappropriate Appeal to Authority.  (pages 168–171)Nicolas Michaud
Irrelevant Conclusion.  (pages 172–173)Steven Barbone
Kettle Logic.  (pages 174–176)Andy Wible
Line Drawing.  (pages 177–180)Alexander E. Hooke
Mistaking the Relevance of Proximate Causation.  (pages 181–184)David Kyle Johnson
Moving the Goalposts.  (pages 185–188)Tuomas W. Manninen
Mystery, Therefore Magic.  (pages 189–192)David Kyle Johnson
Naturalistic Fallacy.  (pages 193–195)Benjamin McCraw
Poisoning the Well.  (pages 196–200)Roberto Ruiz
Proving Too Much.  (pages 201–203)Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray
Psychologist's Fallacy.  (pages 204–207)Frank Scalambrino
Red Herring.  (pages 208–211)Heather Rivera
Reductio ad Hitlerum.  (pages 212–214)Frank Scalambrino
Argument by Repetition.  (pages 215–218)Leigh Kolb
Special Pleading.  (pages 219–222)Dan Yim
Straw Man.  (pages 223–226)Scott Aikin & John Casey
Sunk Cost.  (pages 227–229)Robert Arp
Two Wrongs Make a Right.  (pages 230–233)David LaRocca
Weak Analogy.  (pages 234–237)Bertha Alvarez Manninen
Accent.  (pages 239–245)Roberto Ruiz
Amphiboly.  (pages 246–249)Roberto Ruiz
Composition.  (pages 250–251)Jason Waller
Confusing an Explanation for an Excuse.  (pages 252–254)Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray
Definist Fallacy.  (pages 255–258)Christian Cotton
Division.  (pages 259–260)Jason Waller
Equivocation.  (pages 261–265)Bertha Alvarez Manninen
Etymological Fallacy.  (pages 266–269)Leigh Kolb
Euphemism.  (pages 270–272)Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray
Hedging.  (pages 273–276)Christian Cotton
If by Whiskey.  (pages 277–279)Christian Cotton
Inflation of Conflict.  (pages 280–281)Andy Wible
Legalistic Mistake.  (pages 282–285)Marco Antonio Azevedo
Oversimplification.  (pages 286–288)Dan Burkett
Proof by Verbosity.  (pages 289–292)Phil Smolenski
Sorites Fallacy.  (pages 293–295)Jack Bowen
Accident.  (pages 297–300)Steven Barbone
All or Nothing.  (pages 301–304)David Kyle Johnson
Anthropomorphic Bias.  (pages 305–307)David Kyle Johnson
Begging the Question.  (pages 308–310)Heather Rivera
Chronological Snobbery.  (pages 311–313)A. G. Holdier
Complex Question.  (pages 314–316)A. G. Holdier
Confirmation Bias.  (pages 317–320)David Kyle Johnson
Conjunction.  (pages 321–323)Jason Iuliano
Constructive Nature of Perception.  (pages 324–329)David Kyle Johnson
Converse Accident.  (pages 330–331)Steven Barbone
Existential Fallacy.  (pages 332–334)Frank Scalambrino
False Cause.  (pages 335–337)Bertha Alvarez Manninen
False Cause.  (pages 338–341)Bertha Alvarez Manninen
False Cause.  (pages 342–345)Bertha Alvarez Manninen
False Dilemma.  (pages 346–347)Jennifer Culver
Free Speech.  (pages 348–350)Scott Aikin & John Casey
Guilt by Association.  (pages 351–353)Leigh Kolb
Hasty Generalization.  (pages 354–356)Michael J. Muniz
Intentional Fallacy.  (pages 357–359)Nicolas Michaud
Is/Ought Fallacy.  (pages 360–363)Mark T. Nelson
Masked Man.  (pages 364–366)Charles Taliaferro
Middle Ground.  (pages 367–368)Grant Sterling
Mind Projection.  (pages 369–370)Charles Taliaferro
Moralistic Fallacy.  (pages 371–373)Galen Foresman
No True Scotsman.  (pages 374–377)Tuomas W. Manninen
Reification.  (pages 378–381)Robert Sinclair
Representative Heuristic.  (pages 382–384)David Kyle Johnson
Slippery Slope.  (pages 385–387)Michael J. Muniz
Stolen Concept.  (pages 388–391)Rory E. Kraft
Subjective Validation.  (pages 392–395)David Kyle Johnson
Subjectivist Fallacy.  (pages 396–398)Frank Scalambrino
Suppressed Evidence.  (pages 399–402)David Kyle Johnson
Unfalsifiability.  (pages 403–406)Jack Bowen
Unwarranted Assumption.  (pages 407–409)Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray

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