Philosophy

What does Cor stands in CorCohPra?

• corporation

• corruption

• correspondence

• correlation

Arguments

• set of statements that analyzes the truth

• set of statements that enters you into a fight

• set of statements that you use for you too try to convince

• set of statements that you use to successfully convince people about your opinion

AD MISERICORDIAM

• Appeal to Force

• Appeal to Pity

• Attack Against Man

• Slippery Slope

Attack Against Man

• AD HOMINEM

• AD MISERICORDIAM

• AD BACULUM

• AD POPULUM

Appeal to Ignorance

• states that because there is no conclusive evidence, we should therefor accept the arguer's conclusion.

• states that this idea is presented as acceptable because a lot of people accept it.

• states that makes connection between things that are not really related.

Insisting that a claim is true simply because a valid authority said it was true.

• Appeal to Authority

• Appeal to People

• Appeal to Pity

• Slippery Slope

false cause

• these fallacy is connected between things that are not really related.

• these fallacy makes connection between things that are not really related.

• these fallacy does not make any connection between things that aren't related.

• these fallacy makes connection to every things that are not related.

a logical fallacy in which someone uses force or a threat of force to gain acceptance for their conclusion.

• appeal to force

• appeal to people

• appeal to pity

• appeal to ignorance

is the use of invalid or faulty reasoning.

• follicles

• fallacy

• false

• failed

Opinion

• a subjective statement that does not express certain views and belief

• a subjective statement that expresses certain views and justification

• a subjective statement that expresses certain views and belif

• a subjective statement that does not express belief