List of All Logical Fallacies - Alphabetical
Contents
Comprehensive list of lofical fallacies contains some duplicates, like Ad Hominem Tu Quoque and You Too but most of the entries are unique.
A
- Absurd Extrapolation
- Abusive Ad Hominem
- Accent
- Accident
- Affirming the Consequent
- Affirming the Disjunct
- Alleged Certainty
- Amphibology
- Amphiboly
Appeals
- Appeal to Anger
- Appeal to Authority
- Appeal to Celebrity
- Appeal to Common Belief
- Appeal to Common Practice
- Appeal to Consequences of a Belief
- Appeal to Disgust
- Appeal to Emotion
- Appeal to False Authority
- Appeal to Fear
- Appeal to Flattery
- Appeal to Force
- Appeal to God
- Appeal to Guilt
- Appeal to Ignorance
- Appeal to Majority
- Appeal to Nature
- Appeal to Novelty
- Appeal to Opponent`s Authority
- Appeal to Pity
- Appeal to Popular Belief
- Appeal to Popularity
- Appeal to Ridicule
- Appeal to Spite
- Appeal to Sympathy
- Appeal to Tradition
- Appeal to Trust
- Assertion
- Attack the Person
Argumentum
- Ad Antiquitatem
- Ad Baculum
- Ad Hominem Circumstantial
- Ad Hominem Abusive
- Ad Hominem Tu Quoque
- Ad Ignorantium
- Ad Metum
- Ad Misericordiam
- Ad Naturam
- Ad Nauseum
- Ad Novitam
- Ad Numeram
- Ad Populum
- Ad Ridiculum
- Ad Verecundiam
- Argument from Ignorance
B
- Bandwagon
- Begging the Question
- Biased Sample
- Bifurcation
- Big Brain/Little Brain
- Black and White Thinking
- Blind Loyalty
- Burden of proof
- Butterfly Logic
C
- Canceling Hypotheses
- Changing the Rules
- Cherry-picking
- Chicken and Egg argument
- Chronological Snobbery
- Circular Definition
- Circular Reasoning
- Circulus in Demonstrando
- Circumstantial Ad Hominem
- Complex Question
- Composition
- Concretism
- Consequences
- Conspiracy Theory
- Converse Accident
- Cum Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc
D
- Denying the Antecedent
- Denying a Conjunct
- Destroying the Exception
- Dicto Simpliciter
- Discredit
- Division
- Double Bind
E
- Ecological fallacy
- Either/Or
- Emphasis
- Equivocation
- Exception fallacy
- Excluded Middle
- Exclusive Premises
- Existential fallacy
F
- Fallacy of Exclusion
- Fallacy of Necessity
- Fallacy of Speculation
- False Analogy
- False Cause
- False Compromise
- False Dichotomy
- False Dilemma
- False Division
- False Effect
- False Metaphor
- False Question
- Faulty Induction
- Faulty Deduction
- Four Terms
- From Ignorance
- Führerprinzip
G
- Gambler’s Fallacy
- Generalization
H
- Hasty Generalization
- Hasty Induction
- Historian’s fallacy
- Hypostatisation
I
- I Can Read You Like a Book
- Ignorance of Refutation
- Ignoratio Elenchi
- Illicit Major
- Illicit Minor
- In a Certain Respect and Simply
- Inconsistency
- Inductive Generalization
- Insignificance
- Insufficient Sample
- Insufficient Statistics
- In Terrorem
- Irrelevant Conclusion
- Is-Ought Problem
L
- Leaping to Conclusion
- Loaded Question
- Logical Inconsistency
- Lonely Fact
M
- Mad Leader Disease
- Many Questions
- Misleading Vividness
- Misplaced Concreteness
- Missing the Point
- Mind Reading
- Moving the Goalposts
N
- Nagging
- Naturalistic Fallacy
- Non Causa Pro Causa
- Non Sequitur
- Nuremberg Defense
O
P
- Package-Deal
- Petitio Principii
- Personal Inconsistency
- Playing the Nazi card
- Plurium Interrogationum
- Poisoning the Well
- Polarization
- Pooh-pooh
- Post Hoc
- Post hoc, ergo propter hoc
Q
R
- Reasoning in a Circle
- Raising the Bar
- Red Herring
- Reductio ad Absurdum
- Reification
- Repetition
S
- Scare Tactics
- Secundum quid et simpliciter
- Shifting the Goalposts
- Slippery Slope
- Slothful Induction
- Social Conformance
- Special Pleading
- Splitting the Difference
- Statistical Generalization
- Strawman Argument
- Style over Substance
- Sweeping Generalization
T
U
V
- Value of Community
W
- Weak Analogy
- Wishful Thinking
Y
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