Partial List of Logical Fallacies

1. Abusive Ad Hominem
2. Accent
3. Accident
4. Ad Baculum
5. Ad Consequentiam
6. Ad Crumenum
7. Ad Hoc Rescue
8. Ad Hominem
9. Ad Ignorantiam
10. Ad Misericordiam
11. Ad Novitatem
12. Ad Numerum
13. Ad Populum
14. Ad Verecundiam
15. Affirming the Consequent
16. Against the Person
17. Amphiboly
18. Anecdotal Evidence
19. Anthropomorphism
20. Appeal to Authority
21. Appeal to Consequence
22. Appeal to Emotions
23. Appeal to Force
24. Appeal to Ignorance
25. Appeal to the Masses
26. Appeal to Money
27. Appeal to the People
28. Appeal to Pity
29. Appeal to Snobbery
30. Appeal to Vanity
31. Appeal to Unqualified Authority
32. Argument from Outrage
33. Argument from Popularity
34. Argumentum Ad ....
35. Avoiding the Issue
36. Avoiding the Question
37. Bald Man
38. Bandwagon
39. Begging the Question
40. Biased Sample
41. Biased Statistics
42. Bifurcation
43. Black-or-White
44. Circular Reasoning
45. Circumstantial Ad Hominem
46. Clouding the Issue
47. Common Belief
48. Common Cause.
49. Common Practice
50. Complex Question
51. Composition
52. Confirmation Bias
53. Consensus Gentium
54. Consequence
55. Converse Accident
56. Cover-up
57. Cum Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc
58. Definist
59. Denying the Antecedent
60. Digression
61. Distraction
62. Division
63. Domino
64. Double Standard
65. Either/Or
66. Equivocation
67. Etymological
68. Every and All
69. Exaggeration
70. Excluded Middle
71. False Analogy
72. False Cause
73. False Dichotomy
74. False Dilemma
75. Far-Fetched Hypothesis
76. Faulty Comparison
77. Formal
78. Four Terms
79. Gambler's
80. Genetic
81. Group Think
82. Guilt by Association
83. Hasty Conclusion
84. Hasty Generalization
85. Heap
86. Hooded Man
87. Ignoratio Elenchi
88. Ignoring a Common Cause
89. Incomplete Evidence
90. Inconsistency
91. Intensional
92. Invalid Reasoning
93. Irrelevant Conclusion
94. Irrelevant Reason
95. Is-Ought
96. Jumping to Conclusions
97. Lack of Proportion
98. Line-Drawing
99. Loaded Language
100. Logical
101. Lying
102. Maldistributed Middle
103. Many Questions
104. Misconditionalization
105. Misleading Vividness
106. Misrepresentation
107. Missing the Point
108. Modal
109. Monte Carlo
110. Name Calling
111. Naturalistic
112. Neglecting a Common Cause
113. No Middle Ground
114. No True Scotsman
115. Non Causa Pro Causa
116. Non Sequitur
117. One-Sidedness
118. Outrage, Argument from
119. Oversimplification
120. Past Practice
121. Pathetic
122. Perfectionist
123. Persuasive Definition
124. Petitio Principii
125. Poisoning the Well
126. Popularity, Argument from
127. Post Hoc
128. Prejudicial Language
129. Questionable Analogy
130. Questionable Cause
131. Questionable Premise
132. Quibbling
133. Quoting out of Context
134. Rationalization
135. Red Herring
136. Refutation by Caricature
137. Regression
138. Reversing Causation
139. Scapegoating
140. Scare Tactic
141. Scope
142. Secundum Quid
143. Selective Attention
144. Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
145. Sharpshooter's
146. Slanting
147. Slippery Slope
148. Small Sample
149. Smear Tactic
150. Smokescreen
151. Sorites
152. Special Pleading
153. Specificity
154. Stacking the Deck
155. Stereotyping
156. Straw Man
157. Style Over Substance
158. Subjectivist
159. Superstitious Thinking
160. Suppressed Evidence
161. Sweeping Generalization
162. Syllogistic
163. Tokenism
164. Traditional Wisdom
165. Tu Quoque
166. Two Wrongs Make a Right
167. Undistributed Middle
168. Unfalsifiability
169. Unrepresentative Sample
170. Untestability
171. Weak Analogy
172. Willed ignorance
173. Wishful Thinking