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Document Outline

• Cover
• Copyright page
• Contents
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• Alphabetical List of Fallacies
  • Abusive analogy
  • Accent
  • Accident
  • Affirming the consequent
  • Amphiboly
  • Analogical fallcy
  • Antiquitam, argumentum ad
  • Apriorism
  • Baculum, argumentum ad
  • Bifurcation
  • Blinding with science
  • The bogus dilemma
  • Circulus in probando
  • The complex question (plurium interrogationum)
  • Composition
  • Concealed quantification
  • Conclusion which denies premises
  • Contradictory premises
  • Crumenam, argumentum ad
  • Cum hoc ergo propter hoc
  • Damning the alternatives
  • Definitional retreat
  • Denying the antecedent
  • Dicto simpliciter
  • Division
  • Emotional appeals
  • Equivocation
  • Every schoolboy knows
  • The exception that proves the rule
  • Exclusive premises
  • The existential fallacy
  • Ex-post-facto statistics
  • Extensional pruning
  • False conversion
  • False precision
  • The gambler's fallacy
  • The genetic fallacy
  • Half-concealed qualification
  • Hedging
  • Hominem (abusive), argumentum ad
  • Hominem (circumstantial), argumentum ad
  • Ignorantiam, argumentum ad
  • Ignorantio elenchi
  • Illicit process
  • Irrelevant humour
  • Lapidem, argumentum ad
  • Lazarum, argumentum ad
  • Loaded words
  • Misericordiam, argumentum ad
  • Nauseam, argumentum ad
  • Non-anticipation
  • Novitam, argumentum ad
  • Numeram, argumentum ad
  • One-sided assessment
  • Petitio principii
  • Poisoning the well
  • Populum, argumentum ad
  • Positive conclusion from negative premise
  • Post hoc ergo propter hoc
  • Quaternio terminorum
  • The red herring
  • Refuting the example
  • Reification
  • The runaway train
  • Secundum quid
  • Shifting ground
  • Shifting the burden of proof
  • The slippery slope
  • Special pleading
  • The straw man
  • Temperantiam, argumentum ad
  • Thatcher's blame
  • Trivial objections
  • Tu quoque
  • Unaccepted enthymemes
  • The undistributed middle
  • Unobtainable perfection
  • Verecundiam, argumentum ad
  • Wishful thinking
• Classification of fallacies
  • The formal fallacies
  • The informal linguistic fallacies
  • The informal fallacies of relevance (omission)
  • The informal fallacies of relevance (intrusion)
  • The informal fallacies of relevance (presumption)

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