- and
others that do not.
These fallacies are
called verbal fallacies and
material fallacies, respectively. A
material fallacy is an
error in what the arguer...
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contain fallacies.
Because of
their variety,
fallacies are
challenging to classify. They can be
classified by
their structure (formal
fallacies) or content...
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Chapter 7,
Fallacies of Confusion. C. L. Hamblin,
Fallacies.
Methuen London, 1970. Fearnside, W. Ward and
William B. Holther,
Fallacy: The Counterfeit...
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divided into
formal and
informal fallacies.
Formal fallacies are
unsound because of
their structure,
while informal fallacies are
unsound because of their...
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mathematical fallacy: as
typically presented, it
leads not only to an
absurd result, but does so in a
crafty or
clever way. Therefore,
these fallacies, for pedagogic...
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created a list of
seven fallacies in 1994;
incorporating four
fallacies Bill Joy and Dave Lyon had
already identified in "The
Fallacies of
Networked Computing"...
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number of
informal fallacies have been identified,
including the
fallacy of equivocation, the
fallacy of amphiboly, the
fallacies of
composition and division...
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Robert J. (2002). Nonsense: A
Handbook of
Logical Fallacies.
Axios Press. pp. 48, 161. ISBN 0-9661908-5-8. Steinmetz, Sol (2008)....
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subcategory of cases) for good reasons. It is one of the
thirteen fallacies originally identified by
Aristotle in
Sophistical Re****ations. For example:...
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Milton (1992). "Do Old
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