Classification of logical fallacies
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Source: How to Win Every Argument (Madsen Pirie, 2006, ISBN: 0826490069)

The formal fallacies

    Affirming the consequent
    Conclusion which denies premises
    Contradictory premises
    Denying the antecedent
    Exclusive premises
    Existential fallacy
    False conversion
    Illicit process (minor)
    Illicit process (major)
    Positive conclusion/negative premises
    Quaternio terminorum
    Undistributed middle

The informal linguistic fallacies

    Accent
    Amphiboly
    Composition
    Division
    Equivocation
    Reification

The informal fallacies of relevance (omission)

    Bogus dilemma
    Concealed quantification
    Damning the alternatives
    Definitional retreat
    Extensional pruning Hedging
    Ignorantiam, argumentum ad
    Lapidem, argumentum ad
    Nauseam, argumentum ad
    One-sided assessment
    Refuting the example
    Shifting ground
    Shifting the burden of proof
    Special pleading
    Straw man
    The exception that proves the rule
    Trivial objections
    Unaccepted enthymemes
    Unobtainable perfection

The informal fallacies of relevance (intrusion)

    Blinding with science
    Crumenam, argumentum ad
    Emotional appeals
        (argumentum ad invidiam)
        (argumentum ad metum)
        (argumentum ad modum)
        (argumentum ad odium)
        (argumentum ad superbiam)
        (argumentum ad superstitionem)
        (sentimens superior)
    Every schoolboy knows
    Genetic fallacy
    Hominem (abusive) argumentum ad
    Hominem (circumstantial) argumentum ad
    Ignoratio elenchi
    Irrelevant humour
    Lazarum, argumentum ad
    Loaded words
    Misericordiam, argumentum ad
    Poisoning the well
    Populum, argumentum ad
    The red herring
    The runaway train
    The slippery slope
    Tu quoque
    Verecundiam, argumentum ad
    Wishful thinking

The informal fallacies of relevance (presumption)

    Abusive analogy
    Accident
    Analogical fallacy
    Antiquitam, argumentum ad
    Apriorism
    Bifurcation
    Circulus in probando
    Complex questions
    Cum hoc ergo propter hoc
    Dicto simpliciter
    Ex-post-facto statistics
    The gambler's fallacy Non-anticipation
    Novitam, argumentum ad
    Petitio principii
    Post hoc ergo propter hoc Secundum quid
    Temperantiam, argumentum ad
    Thatcher's blame