INFORMAL FALLACY Flashcards
play upon the need of the person for security and belongingness
Appeal to Popularity
involving a threat to the listener
Appeal to Force
aims to evoke pity or mercy from the listener
Appeal to Pity
involving a verbal attack of character
Appeal Against the Person
draws listener or reader off track
Red Herring
distort the opponent’s position
Strawman Fallacy
provides validity of the conclusion
Begging to Question
attempts to trap by asking a loaded question
Complex Question
depends on minor causal relations of succession of events
False Cause
chain events not likely to occur
Slippery Slope
specific example of instantation
Hasty Generalization
involving a word used in different senses
Fallacy of Equivocation
involve an analogy that is inapplicable or irrelevant to the subject
Weak Analogy
nobody has proven X is true
Argumentum and Ignoration
misleads the listene by limiting the options into two
False Dillema