Lecture Notes.
 
  

 
Module One: Session Eight

Summary

  • Critical thinking is about you. It's not some distant subject that is unrelated to you. Fundamentally, critical thinkers are people who try to be fair and reasonable.
  • Critical thinking is really practical logic.
  • Logic involves the systematic presentation of reasoning in arguments.
  • Arguments have basic structures. They always have at lease one premise and a conclusion.
  • Indicator words, such as because and therefore, are like signposts in arguments that tell us how particular sentences function in the argument.
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