Good Reasons for Better Arguments: An Introduction to the Skills and Values of Critical Thinking
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Good Reasons for Better Arguments: An Introduction to the Skills and Values of Critical Thinking

by Jerome E. Bickenbach, Jacqueline M. Davies

Education Philosophy Critical Thinking
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Good Reasons for Better Arguments is an introduction to critical thinking that explores the skills and values behind sound reasoning. Jerome E. Bickenbach and Jacqueline M. Davies examine how good reasons can support clearer, stronger arguments and more thoughtful engagement with ideas.

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Good Reasons for Better Arguments introduces the skills and values associated with critical thinking.

The book focuses on how good reasons contribute to stronger, more effective arguments.

Written by Jerome E. Bickenbach and Jacqueline M. Davies, it offers an accessible introduction to evaluating and developing arguments.

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