Most people know the Periodic Table of Elements, the grid that organizes all building blocks of matter into one elegant framework. What if we could do the same for arguments?
Version 3.1 of the Periodic Table of Arguments (PTA) is now available as a clickable table. It extends version 3.0 with eight new argument types: the argument from incompatibility, argument from waste, argument from possibility, argument from reciprocity, argument from converses, argument from concession, argumentum ad ignorantiam, and argumentum ad consequentiam. Each has its own page in the same format as the others, and the alphabetical list now covers all fifty.
Suggestions for improvement, additional examples, and corrections are always welcome. Go to the clickable PTA 3.1.
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