Critical Thinking: An Introduction / Alec Fisher.

By:

Fisher, Alec

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi: Cambridge University Press, 2014.Description: 249 pISBN:

9781107600829

DDC classification:

23 378.172 FIS

Contents:

1. What is critical thinking and how to improve it; 2. Identifying reasons and conclusion: The language of reasoning; 3. Understanding reasoning: Different patterns of reasoning; 4. Understanding reasoning: Assumptions, context and a thinking map; 5. Clarifying and interpreting expressions and ideas; 6. The acceptability of reasons: Including their credibility; 7. Judging the credibility source of skillfully; 8. Evaluating inference : Deductive validity and other grounds; 9. Evaluating inference : Assumptions and other relevant arguments; 10. Reasoning about casual explanations; 11. Decision making: Options, consequences, value and risks;

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1. What is critical thinking and how to improve it;
2. Identifying reasons and conclusion: The language of reasoning;
3. Understanding reasoning: Different patterns of reasoning;
4. Understanding reasoning: Assumptions, context and a thinking map;
5. Clarifying and interpreting expressions and ideas;
6. The acceptability of reasons: Including their credibility;
7. Judging the credibility source of skillfully;
8. Evaluating inference : Deductive validity and other grounds;
9. Evaluating inference : Assumptions and other relevant arguments;
10. Reasoning about casual explanations;
11. Decision making: Options, consequences, value and risks;

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