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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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informal fallacies as well as
formal fallacies—valid but
unsound claims or poor non-deductive argumentation. The
presence of a
formal fallacy in a deductive...
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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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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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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...
- that is-ought
conclusions are
fallacies point at
observations of
people who
purport to
consider such
conclusions as
fallacies do not do so consistently....
- accident. "The
Fallacy of Accident". The
Fallacy Files. S.
Morris Engel (1999). With Good Reason: An
Introduction to
Informal Fallacies. Bedford/St. Martin's...
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Deutsch on the
Fallacies of
Distributed Computing. 2021-07-27.
Event occurs at 57:10. The
Eight Fallacies of
Distributed Computing Fallacies of Distributed...
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would be
committing the
fallacy of
begging the question. List of
fallacies William J. Prior, "Plato and the 'Socratic
Fallacy'",
Phronesis 43(2) (1998)...