absolutism (or objectivism)
accent
accident
ad hominem (or ad
personam) argument
affirming the consequent.
ahimsa (noninjury)
amphiboly
analogy
analytic method
analytic philosophy
appeal to authority
appeal to common practice
appeal to force
appeal to ignorance
appeal to pity
appeal to the people (or
to the gallery)
argument by analogy
argument from enumeration
argument from error (or
illusion)
argument
begging the question
biased sample
cogent argument
coherence theory of truth
complex question
composition
conclusion
concordance
contextualism
correspondence theory
counterexample
deconstruction
deductively valid argument
demonstrative premise
denying the antecedent.
dialectic
dialectical premise
division
epistemology
equivocation
ethics
evidence
fallacy
fallibilism
false cause |
formal fallacy
functionalism
hasty generalization
historicism
holism
idealism
ideal limit
ignoratio elenchi
incomplete enumeration
induction
inductively strong (or
reliable) argument.
informal fallacy.
junzi
liar sentence
logical atomism
maybeism
metalanguage
metaphysics
misapplication
naya
nonabsolutism
noninjury (ahimsa)
object language
objectivism
perspectivism
philosophical theory of
truth
post hoc ergo propter hoc
premise
pre-Socratics
red herring
relativism
representative sample
semantic theory of truth
socratic method
statement
straw man
superior person
syat
syllogism
target sentences
tu quoque
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