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logic:formal_fallacies:affirmative_conclusion_from_negative_premise [23.01.25, 23:42:18] – external edit 127.0.0.1logic:formal_fallacies:affirmative_conclusion_from_negative_premise [29.08.26, 08:25:50] (current) – [See also] sascha
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   * [[logic:formal_fallacies:exclusive_premises|Fallacy of exclusive premises]] – when //both// premisses are negative.   * [[logic:formal_fallacies:exclusive_premises|Fallacy of exclusive premises]] – when //both// premisses are negative.
   * [[logic:formal_fallacies:negative_conclusion_from_affirmative_premises|Negative conclusion from affirmative premises]] – Reversal of this form of fallacy.   * [[logic:formal_fallacies:negative_conclusion_from_affirmative_premises|Negative conclusion from affirmative premises]] – Reversal of this form of fallacy.
 +  * [[glossary/raven_paradox|Raven paradox]] – An example of how this fallacy can lead to unexpected results
   * [[glossary:syllogism|Syllogism]] – underlying form of inference.   * [[glossary:syllogism|Syllogism]] – underlying form of inference.
  

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