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16 October 2017
Non Sequitur

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16 October 2017
Ad Hominem

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16 October 2017
False Analogy

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16 October 2017
Ad Hominem

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16 October 2017
False Analogy

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16 October 2017
Ad Hominem & Hasty Generalization

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16 October 2017
False Comparison & Hasty Generalization

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16 October 2017
Hasty Generalization and Ad Hominem

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16 October 2017
False Dilemma

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16 October 2017
Red Herring

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16 October 2017: Hasty Generalization and Misinterpreting the Evidence

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Logical Fallacy Meme Hasty Generalization 10-13-17 Jon Doorn

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16 October 2017
Hasty Generalization and Non Sequitur

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15 October 2017
Fallacy of Division, Hasty Generalization, Non Sequitur, and Fallacy of Ignorance

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15 October 2017: False Comparison and Hasty Generalization

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15 October 2017: False Comparison Fallacy

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False Comparison Fallacy This is the False Comparison Fallacy. This fallacy dictates that if two things are similar they must be the same (Heinricks 147). This fallacy is being used to show how Jesus and Hitler are one and the same. An audience that could be persuaded by this are Nazi’s and other...

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14 October 2017: Red Herring

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Red Herring This fine meme is a blatant and harmful example of the red herring fallacy, which occurs when “a speaker skips to a new and irrelevant topic in order to avoid the topic of discussion” (Aufses et al., 102). A guy wearing cars on his feet is so unexpected and incredible that it nullifie...

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14 October 2017: Ad Hominem and Straw man

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Logical Fallacy Meme- Momoko Rolle 10/13

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Ad Hominem, Straw man This meme contains two logical fallacies, the ad hominem fallacy and the straw man fallacy. An ad hominem fallacy is when a person “switches the argument from the issue at hand to the opponent’s character” (Aufses et al. 102). In this case, it is used to convince the viewer ...

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13 October 2017: Hasty Generalization and False Analogy

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Logical Fallacy Meme 10/13/17 Steven Zhao

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Two major fallacies arise in this image’s logic. The False Analogy The false analogy fallacy is a comparison between two incomparable objects (Aufses et. al. 103). This image’s argument relies on a comparison that the ease of invasion of the Soviet Union and Poland are similar. While culturally t...

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10 October, 2017: Hasty Generalization

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Hasty Generalization The author of this meme makes the conclusion that because he missed school on a specific day, all interesting activities/events took place on that day. This obviously is an error in logic, specifically, a hasty generalization. Conversations in American Literature defines a ha...

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Date: Red Herring and Non-Sequitur (Logical Fallacies Analyzed)
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Logical Fallacy Meme 10-13-17 Ms. Engelbrecht