Template:Logical fallacies

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Logical fallacies

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Formal fallacies

Propositional logic	Affirming a disjunct · Affirming the consequent · Argument from fallacy · False dilemma
Quantificational logic	Existential fallacy · Illicit conversion · Proof by example · Quantifier shift
Syllogistic	Affirmative conclusion from a negative premise · Exclusive premises · Necessity · Four-term Fallacy · Illicit major · Illicit minor · Undistributed middle

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Faulty generalisations

General	Begging the question · Gambler's fallacy · Slippery slope · Equivocation · argumentum verbosium
Distribution fallacies	Fallacy of composition · Fallacy of division
Data mining	Cherry picking · Accident fallacy · Spotlight fallacy · Hasty generalization · Special pleading
Causation fallacies	Post hoc ergo propter hoc · Retrospective determinism · Suppressed correlative · Wrong direction
Ontological fallacies	Fallacy of reification · Pathetic fallacy · Loki's Wager

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False relevance

Appeals	Appeal to authority · Appeal to consequences · Appeal to emotion · Appeal to motive · Appeal to novelty · Appeal to tradition · Appeal to pity · Appeal to popularity · Appeal to poverty · Appeal to spite · Appeal to wealth · Sentimental fallacy · Argumentum ad baculum
Ad hominem	Ad hominem abusive · Reductio ad Hitlerum · Judgmental language · Straw man · Tu quoque
Genetic Fallacies	Genetic fallacy · Chronological snobbery · Association fallacy · Appeal to tradition · Texas sharpshooter fallacy

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