Map of Way

1. Wishful Thinking

2. Ad Hominem

3. Strawman Argument

4. Appeal to Emotion

5. Appeal to Popularity

6. Appeal to Authority

7. False Dilemma

8. Slippery Slope

9. Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc

10. Hasty Generalisation

11. Red Herring

12. Appeal to Ignorance

13. Tu Quoque

14. No True Scotsman

15. Loaded Question

16. Appeal to Nature

17. Appeal to Tradition

18. Appeal to Novelty

19. Moral Equivalence

20. Guilt by Association

21. Composition/Division Fallacy

22. Fallacy of False Alternatives

23. Imposed Dilemma Fallacy  

24. Appeal to Complexity

25. Poisoning the Well

26. Conceptual Fallacy

27. Fallacies of Misleading or Distraction

28. Fig Leaf Fallacy

29. Appeal to Virtue Fallacy

30. Greenwashing Fallacy

31. Virtue Signalling Fallacy

32. Resource Excuse Fallacy 

33. Affirming the Consequent Fallacy

34. Denying the Antecedent Fallacy

35. The Fallacy of Circular Reasoning

36. The Begging the Question Fallacy

37. Invalid Syllogism Fallacy

38. False Conditional Logic Fallacy

39. Undistributed Middle Fallacy

40. Non Sequitur (Formal) Fallacy

41. Affirming a Disjunct Fallacy

42. Denying a Disjunct Fallacy

43. Fallacy of Four Terms

44. Illicit Major Fallacy

45. Illicit Minor Fallacy

46. Exclusive Premises Fallacy

47. Quantifier Shift Fallacy

48. Inverse Error Fallacy

49. Converse Error Fallacy

50. Existential Fallacy

51. Formal Fallacy of Denying the Disjunct

52. Fallacy of the Converse Accident

53. Fallacy of False Alternatives