Fallacies¶
Dowden, B. Fallacies. Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Domain-specific¶
- Fallacy of Four Terms
- Tu Quoque
- Circumstantial ad hominem. The sibling branch that impugns the speaker's motive or situation — "you only say that because it serves your interest."
This sourceInternet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, n.d. Circumstantial ad hominem as pointing to irrelevant circumstances of the arguer, such as a vested interest in the position, distinguished from tu quoque, the charge that the person does not practise what is preached.
- Circumstantial ad hominem. The sibling branch that impugns the speaker's motive or situation — "you only say that because it serves your interest."
Mechanisms¶
- Recomposition Consistency Test
- Its strength is that it is the safety net the whole decoupling strategy depends on: it catches the fallacy of composition
This sourceDefines the fallacy of composition as inferring that a whole has a property merely because its constituent parts have that property.
- Its strength is that it is the safety net the whole decoupling strategy depends on: it catches the fallacy of composition
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