LogicalFallacyStudyGuide.docx
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Logical Fallacies Study Guide
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Definition
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Fallacious Example
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Visual/Memory Tool
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Provide a Clear Definition of what the Fallacy is and what it looks like in the context of an argument
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Generate an original example of this fallacy in the context of an argument
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Find or craft a tool that will help you remember this definition and example. This may include a visual or image.
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Fallacies of Pathos
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Argument to the People:
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Appeal to Ignorance:
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Appeal to Popularity-Bandwagon:
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Appeal to Pity:
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Red Herring:
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Fallacies of Ethos
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Appeal to False Authority:
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Ad Hominem:
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Poisoning the Well:
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Straw Man:
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Fallacies of Logos
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Hasty Generalization:
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Part for the Whole:
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Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc:
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Begging the Question-Circular Reasoning:
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False Dilemma-Either/Or:
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Slippery Slope:
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False Analogy:
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Non-Sequitur:
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Loaded Label or Definition:
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