GARY JASON PHIL 105 FALLACIES

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Ignoring the Issue

rather than address the issue at hand, you (unemotionally and responsively) talk about something different

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Shifting the Burden of Proof/ Appeal to Ignorance

rather than prove your point, you demand others prove you wrong

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pooh-poohing

Dismissing, rather than arguing against a legitimate point

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accident

applying a general rule to an atypical case

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False Analogy

an argument driven by an analogy in which there are major relevant differences between the things compared

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Hasty Generalization

generalizing on a sample that is biased or too small

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Bad Appeal to Authority

an appeal to authority which violates one of the eight criteria given

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Appeal to Pity

making people favor a point by making them feel sorrow for an irrelevant group, rather than by giving logical evidence

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Appeal to Hate/ Attacking the Person

Making people oppose a point by making them feel hate for some irrelevant person or group rather than by giving evidence

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Appeal to the Crowd

Making people favor a point by manipulating irrelevant feelings of identity

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Appeal to Fear

making people oppose a point by making them afraid of an irrelevant thing rather than by giving logical evidence

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division

either arguing that what is true of the whole must be true of the parts, or using a general term collectively in the premise and distributively in the conclusion

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Composition

either arguing that what is true of a PART must be true of a WHOLE or else using a general term distributively in the premise and collectively in the conclusion

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Equivocation

either shifting from one meaning of an ambiguous word to another during an argument or else using an ambiguous sentence to mislead

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Accent

changing the meaning of a sentence by stressing or omitting words

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Loaded Question

asking a question with a false/debatable presupposition

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Begging the Question

Assuming during an argument what you have been asked to prove

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False Cause

Arguing that something caused something else merely on the basis of a temporal or statistical linkage