Logical Fallacies

In his celebrated reference book "Logical Fallacies: Chapters in Informal Logic" (published by Ruya for Publishing and Distribution), philosopher and translator Dr. Adel Mustafa delivers a vital study protecting reason from deceptive rhetoric and invalid arguments. The book explores "informal logic," moving beyond dry abstract terms into everyday debate, politics, and media discourse. Mustafa dives with analytical eloquence into explaining and deconstructing dozens of common logical fallacies (such as Ad Hominem, Straw Man, Appeal to Authority, Begging the Question, and Slippery Slope), enriching the work with vivid examples showing how flawed arguments are constructed and exposed. Through an eloquent literary style combining logical precision with philosophical grace, the author offers an essential guide empowering readers with critical thinking tools to resist cognitive manipulation.

Because it equips readers and researchers with essential practical tools to dissect arguments and combat intellectual deception in daily and media debates.

For philosophy, critical thinking, and public discourse enthusiasts, lawyers, journalists, writers, and anyone seeking to hone logical reasoning and avoid fallacies.