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  • What are Propositional fallacies?

  • Propositional fallacies are a type of logical fallacy occurring in deductive reasoning,

  • where errors in the logical structure of an argument lead to false conclusions, despite

  • having true premises.

  • These fallacies are distinct because they stem from errors in how propositions (aka

  • statements that can be true or false) are combined or manipulated, not from the content

  • of the premises themselves.

  • They are considered formal fallacies, which means it's identifiable by examining the

  • argument's form or structure, rather than its content.

  • Examples include Affirming a Disjunct, Affirming the Consequent, and Denying the Antecedent.

  • Unlike other fallacies that might involve incorrect facts or irrelevant information,

  • propositional fallacies highlight the critical importance of correct logical formulation

  • in deductive reasoning, demonstrating how true premises can still lead to false conclusions

  • if structured improperly.

What are Propositional fallacies?

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