In philosophy, a logical error is called a logical fallacy. There are many logical fallacies to watch out for when making or evaluating a philosophical argument.
Demonstrate your understanding of each of the following logical fallacies by using your own
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In philosophy, a logical error is called a logical fallacy. There are many logical fallacies to watch out for when making or evaluating a philosophical argument.
Demonstrate your understanding of each of the following logical fallacies by using your own words to provide a definition of the term and an argument of 2–3 sentences:
- Mere assertion
- Circular reasoning
- Ad hominem
- Red herring
- Pseudo-questions
- False cause
- Sweeping generalizations
- Slippery slope
- Equivocation or changing meanings