Sentence examples similar to either or fallacy from inspiring English sources
A problem with these sorts of arguments is that they can succumb to an either-or fallacy.
Their idiosyncrasies constitute paradoxes rather than optical illusions or fallacies.
Groups 2 and 3 are called logical fallacies, or fallacies "in discourse," in contrast to the substantive, or material, fallacies of group 1, called fallacies "in matter"; and groups 1 and 2, in contrast to group 3, are called informal fallacies.
For more detailed information about the disadvantages or fallacies we refer to [4].
Which gets us to our next fallacy, or fallacies.
This way you can see if there are any holes or fallacies in your argument.
The fact that the association between cholesterol levels and CHD has been shown to be different at the individual-level and the area-level illustrates the danger of interpreting results regarding this association using data collected at only one level there is the potential for either 'ecological fallacy' or 'individualistic fallacy' (Robinson, 1950; Subramanian et al., 2009).
Nor can we retain the old, linear, cumulative conception of scientific progress characteristic of Enlightenment thinking, for attempts to to show that the new paradigm contains the old, either logically or in some limit or under some approximation, are guilty of a fallacy of equivocation.
