Terms
Fallacies
Definitions
Propositions
Philosophy
100

A litter of puppies was carried in a litter through the litter-strewn streets.

What is "equivocation"?

100

I don't comb my hair because "my body my choice."

What is "slogan"?

100

The critique of this definition: "a bird is a flying creature".

What is "too broad"?

100

The part of the proposition underlined:

Dogs are canine creatures.

What is "subject"?

100

Platonism taught that essences exist not in things themselves, but in this philosophical realm.

What is "the realm of the Forms"?

200

Our word for what a "term" is when it exists "in the mind".

What is "concept"?

200

Don't listen to anything he has to say; he's just a musician.

What is "ad hominem"?

200

The critique of this definition: "an umbrella is an eclipse for the rain."

What is "metaphorical"?

200

The type of proposition illustrated here:

"No shellfish are birds."

What is "E" or "Universal Negative"?

200

Nominalism answers this way the question about the existence of essences.

What is "they don't exist at all"?

300

"The whole of the Atlantean populace" treated as a single term.

What is "complex"?

300

"Thou shalt not kill", so you shouldn't swat mosquitoes.

What is "quoting out of context"?

300

The definition is a definition according to this cause.

"An body is a conglomeration of organs"

What is "material"?

300
An E proposition with subject "horses" and predicate "firemen".

What is "no horses are firemen"?

300

One who supposes that only material reality exists commits this metaphysical fallacy.

What is "materialism" (or "reductionism")?

400

The general name for the 9 categories that aren't "substance".

What is "accident"?

400

I'll give the liar the benefit of the doubt.

What is "begging the question"?

400

"A bookshelf is an object that hurts when it falls on you."

What is "definition by effect"?

400

When translated out of strict logical form, this may read "In the beginning there was no baseball".

What is "No [baseball] is [tw was in the beginning]"?

400

This argument is made to discount the possibility of coming to abstract universal truths based on induction.

What is "you can always observe more instances of a thing"?

500

Predicables:

"of a king" in Regicide is the murder of a king.

What is "specific difference"?

500

...I mean, nobody has seen Bruce Banner and Superman in the same room together at the same time...

What is "argument from igorance" (or "argument from silence")?

500

"Law is...an ordinance of reason for the common good" (Aquinas)

What is "essential definition"?

500

The position of the subject circle in the Euler diagram relative to the predicate circle for this proposition:

Well, all sandwiches aren't paninis.

What is "partly within the predicate circle and partly outside"?

500

This argument refutes the nominalistic claim that there is no abstract essence of "trees", but only individual and categorically distinct "trees" here and there.

What is "you refer to them all by the same name, implying a common essence"?