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57 - Non Support

56 - Subverted Support

55 - Fallacies of Explanation

54 - Existential Fallacy

53 - Drawing an Affirmative Conclusion from a Negative Premise

52 - Illicit Minor

51 - Illicit Major

50 - Undistributed Middle

49 - Fallacy of Four Terms

A great intro to logical fallacies - sonorous and concise. Well done!

Excellent Primer

A straight forward and concise explanation of informal logic and critical thinking. Go for it!

Quick Logic for Quick Minds

Stephen's Guide to Logical Fallacies adapted for audio with permission from Stephen Downes. See Stephen's Guide to Logical Fallacies at <a href="http://www.fallacies.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.fallacies.ca</a>

Logical Fallacies

03 - False Dilemma

04 - Argument from Ignorance

05 - Slippery Slope

36 - Straw Man

34 - Begging the Question

21 - False Analogy

06 - Complex Question

28 - Post Hoc

12 - Appeal to Popularity

14 - Attacking the Person

40 - Accent

24 - Fallacies Involving Statistical Syllogisms

38 - Equivocation

33 - Missing the Point

35 - Irrelevant Conclusion

15 - Appeal to Authority

32 - Complex Cause

13 - Changing the Subject

25 - Accident

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Rank #1: 59 - Limited Scope

Rank #2: 03 - False Dilemma

Rank #3: 04 - Argument from Ignorance

Rank #4: 05 - Slippery Slope

Rank #5: 36 - Straw Man

Rank #6: 34 - Begging the Question

Rank #7: 21 - False Analogy

Rank #8: 06 - Complex Question

Rank #9: 28 - Post Hoc

Rank #10: 12 - Appeal to Popularity

Rank #11: 14 - Attacking the Person

Rank #12: 40 - Accent

Rank #13: 24 - Fallacies Involving Statistical Syllogisms

Rank #14: 38 - Equivocation

Rank #15: 33 - Missing the Point

Rank #16: 35 - Irrelevant Conclusion

Rank #17: 15 - Appeal to Authority

Rank #18: 32 - Complex Cause

Rank #19: 13 - Changing the Subject

Rank #20: 25 - Accident