Critical Thinking
Your Guide to Effective Argument, Successful Analysis and Independent Study
by:
Tom Chatfield
in:
Logic & Language
Summary:
The book provides a comprehensive guide to developing critical thinking skills, covering techniques for constructing effective arguments, analyzing information, and fostering independent learning. It includes practical exercises, real-world examples, and strategies to enhance reasoning abilities for academic and everyday contexts.
Key points:
1. Clarity in Argument: Chatfield stresses clear communication when arguing. Define terms well, use simple language, and present arguments logically for effective delivery and audience understanding.
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