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Critical Thinking: Learn the Tools the Best Thinkers Use
Written by two of the leading experts in critical thinking, this book focuses on an integrated, universal concept of critical thinking that is both substantive and applicable to any and every situation in which human thinking is necessary. It provides readerse with the basic intellectual tools needed for life-long learning, helping them understand the mind and how its thre...more
Paperback, 342 pages
Published
July 13th 2005
by Prentice Hall
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I’ll write a critical review –
At least that’s what I’m thinking –
’Cause this book’s tone was much too dry
As was the purple inking.
It did discuss some critical
Ideas, such as how
Our instincts sway our reasoning –
I’m thinking on this now.
But still, the book’s critical mass
Consists of lists and charts.
What were the authors thinking?
Did they learn rhetorical arts?
Critical thinking, in this book,
Means, “Ju...more
At least that’s what I’m thinking –
’Cause this book’s tone was much too dry
As was the purple inking.
It did discuss some critical
Ideas, such as how
Our instincts sway our reasoning –
I’m thinking on this now.
But still, the book’s critical mass
Consists of lists and charts.
What were the authors thinking?
Did they learn rhetorical arts?
Critical thinking, in this book,
Means, “Ju...more
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This book is a text for a critical thinking course I am taking. The book is dreadful. It is extremely redundant, often unclear, and inaccurate. It recommends eight intellectual standards and doesn't meet them itself. It uses examples for concepts but they don't exemplify the concept.
It pains me to have to read this book.
It pains me to have to read this book.
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