Genetic Fallacy: Difference between revisions
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Sub-fallacies include: |
Sub-fallacies include: |
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* [[Ad Hominem]] |
* [[Ad Hominem]] |
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** Responding to tone / Tone policing (criticizing one's opponent for expressing emotion) |
** Responding to tone / Tone policing (criticizing one's opponent for expressing emotion) |
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** [[Tu quoque]] |
** [[Tu quoque]] |
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* Etymological fallacy (arguing about the meaning of a word used in one's opponent's argument) |
* Etymological fallacy (arguing about the meaning of a word used in one's opponent's argument) |
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* Ipse dixit (an assertion without proof) |
* Ipse dixit (an assertion without proof) |
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* Whataboutism (answering a question with a different question) |
* Whataboutism (answering a question with a different question) |
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