Fallicies - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

D265 - Section 1 premise - ANS a proposition lending credence to the conclusion ; provide a reason for thinking the conclusion is true ; made up of claims, evidence, ideas, etc. intended to support the conclusion conclusion indicators - ANS these feel conclusive and have the general sense of "I have told you some things or I am about to tell you some things, now here is what I want you to believe" -common examples: therefore, so, it follows that, hence, thus, entails that, we may co...

This document lists the 10 informal fallacies, their meaning, and example, and an explanation for each. This was a final paper.