Second Thoughts: Critical Thinking for a Diverse Society

by Wanda Teays

This flexible and accessible text for the introductory critical thinking course uses current, relevant examples from a range of sources--including technology, advertising, film, TV, and the Internet--to address social issues, the law, politics, science, and more. Inviting and inclusive, the text features a wealth of examples and exercises that draw on the varied experiences of students from different ethnic, social, and cultural backgrounds. Second Thoughts: Critical Thinking for a Diverse Society provides a refreshing and comprehensive study of critical thinking and logic tools for today's students.

672 pages, Paperback

First published December 15, 1995

Reviews

[Amanda]

This book was assigned to me in a critical reasoning course. The text is very well explained and helpful if you are interested in thinking critically for sure.

This was the first book which I understood in the series of critical reasoning books which were assigned to me.

I cant say whether it is the author or my own personal development which is responsible for that specific fact.