Aristotle divided them into Linguistic and Non-lin
Aristotle divided them into Linguistic and Non-linguistic types. Some philosophers now divide them up into formal ones, in which the content of the argument is irrelevant, and informal ones. Several are given a three-word name in which the first two words are Argumentum Ad, with the third word possibly being Populum, Nauseam, or Hominem. Give this term beginning with the letter F that refers to an error in reasoning.
Aristotle divided them into Linguistic and Non-linguistic types.
Fallacy (or Fallacies)