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fallacy$27302$ - traducción al holandés
ATTRIBUTION OF HUMAN EMOTION AND CONDUCT TO NON-HUMAN THINGS
Anthropomorphic fallacy; Prophetic fallacy; Pathetic Fallacy
fallacy
n. denkfout, drogreden; illusie
logical error
USE OF INVALID OR OTHERWISE FAULTY REASONING IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ARGUMENT
Fallacies; Nonargument; Logical errors; Fallacious; Broken logic; Busted logic; Local fallacy; Verbal fallacy; Material fallacy; Linguistic fallacy; Fallacious argument; Logic fallacy; Paralogism; Paralogic; Informal Fallacies; Fallacious arguments; Informal logical fallacy; Falacy; Logical error; Logical blunder; Faulty logic; Faulty reasoning; Pseudologic; Expert Fallacy; Fallacious reasoning; Argument fallacy; Measurement fallacy
logische fout/vergissing (fout die veroorzaakt dat een computerprogramma op onjuiste manier werkt)
material fallacy
USE OF INVALID OR OTHERWISE FAULTY REASONING IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ARGUMENT
Fallacies; Nonargument; Logical errors; Fallacious; Broken logic; Busted logic; Local fallacy; Verbal fallacy; Material fallacy; Linguistic fallacy; Fallacious argument; Logic fallacy; Paralogism; Paralogic; Informal Fallacies; Fallacious arguments; Informal logical fallacy; Falacy; Logical error; Logical blunder; Faulty logic; Faulty reasoning; Pseudologic; Expert Fallacy; Fallacious reasoning; Argument fallacy; Measurement fallacy
grote fout
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Pathetic fallacy
The phrase pathetic fallacy is a literary term for the attribution of human emotion and conduct to things found in nature that are not human. It is a kind of personification that occurs in poetic descriptions, when, for example, clouds seem sullen, when leaves dance, or when rocks seem indifferent. The British cultural critic John Ruskin coined the term in the third volume of his work Modern Painters (1856).
