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Also known as false argument, false notion, misbelief
推論過程の誤り、誤った推理・推論
A fallacy is a mistake in reasoning that makes an argument invalid or faulty, even though it might seem convincing at first glance. Understanding fallacies matters because recognizing them helps you evaluate arguments critically and avoid being misled by flawed logic.
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- error
- Has part
- informal fallacy
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- Commons category
- Logical fallacies
- topic's main category
- Category:Fallacies
- has list
- list of fallacies
- different from
- error
- topic has template
- Template:Fallacies
- Stack Exchange tag
- philosophy.stackexchange.com/tags/fallacies
- handled, mitigated, or managed by
- critical thinking
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Article · 日本語
論理学における誤謬（ごびゅう、英: logical fallacy）は、論証の過程に論理的または形式的な明らかな瑕疵があり、その論証が全体として妥当でないこと。つまり、間違っていること。意図した論述上の誤謬は「詭弁」と呼ばれる。論証において、誤謬には「形式的」なものと「非形式的」なものがある。
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