F. Rhetorical Analogy 5 Argument from Outrage Begging the Question Appeal to Tradition 2 Ad Populum Red Herring Erroneous Appeal to Authority Either/Or Fallacy H. Rhetorical Explanation E. Ridicule/Sarcasm Fallacy of Division False Analogy A. Downplayers Fallacy of the Middle Ground Hasty generalization Appeal to Fear Post Hoc 1 Straw Man D. Labeling (Euphemisms and Dysphemisms) Appeal to Nature C. Innuendo Two Wrongs Make a Right 7 Either/Or (False Dilemma) Sweeping Generalizat- ions G. Rhetorical Definition 4 Hasty Generalization Post hoc False Dilemma I. Truth Surrogates Slippery Slope 11 Ad Misericordiam (Appeal to Pity) Ad Hominem 8 Red Herring/Smokescreen Ad populum 9 Ad Baculum (Scare Tactics) 6 Post Hoc B. Hyperbole Wrong Direction 3 Slippery Slope Shifting the Issue Confusing Cause and Effect 10 Ad Hominem/Genetic Fallacy Single Cause Fallacy The Straw Man Argument F. Rhetorical Analogy 5 Argument from Outrage Begging the Question Appeal to Tradition 2 Ad Populum Red Herring Erroneous Appeal to Authority Either/Or Fallacy H. Rhetorical Explanation E. Ridicule/Sarcasm Fallacy of Division False Analogy A. Downplayers Fallacy of the Middle Ground Hasty generalization Appeal to Fear Post Hoc 1 Straw Man D. Labeling (Euphemisms and Dysphemisms) Appeal to Nature C. Innuendo Two Wrongs Make a Right 7 Either/Or (False Dilemma) Sweeping Generalizat- ions G. Rhetorical Definition 4 Hasty Generalization Post hoc False Dilemma I. Truth Surrogates Slippery Slope 11 Ad Misericordiam (Appeal to Pity) Ad Hominem 8 Red Herring/Smokescreen Ad populum 9 Ad Baculum (Scare Tactics) 6 Post Hoc B. Hyperbole Wrong Direction 3 Slippery Slope Shifting the Issue Confusing Cause and Effect 10 Ad Hominem/Genetic Fallacy Single Cause Fallacy The Straw Man Argument
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F. Rhetorical Analogy
5 Argument from Outrage
Begging the Question
Appeal to Tradition
2 Ad Populum
Red
Herring
Erroneous Appeal to Authority
Either/Or Fallacy
H. Rhetorical Explanation
E. Ridicule/Sarcasm
Fallacy of Division
False Analogy
A. Downplayers
Fallacy of the Middle Ground
Hasty generalization
Appeal to Fear
Post Hoc
1 Straw Man
D. Labeling (Euphemisms and Dysphemisms)
Appeal to
Nature
C. Innuendo
Two Wrongs Make a Right
7 Either/Or (False Dilemma)
Sweeping
Generalizat-ions
G. Rhetorical Definition
4 Hasty Generalization
Post hoc
False
Dilemma
I. Truth Surrogates
Slippery
Slope
11 Ad Misericordiam (Appeal to Pity)
Ad
Hominem
8 Red Herring/Smokescreen
Ad populum
9 Ad Baculum (Scare Tactics)
6 Post Hoc
B. Hyperbole
Wrong Direction
3 Slippery Slope
Shifting the Issue
Confusing Cause and Effect
10 Ad Hominem/Genetic Fallacy
Single
Cause
Fallacy
The Straw Man Argument