Critical Reasoning

Critical Reasoning

A Practical Introduction

by Anne Thomson

1996

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Anne Thomson combines practical examples drawn from newspaper articles, such as the BSE controversy and reporting on crime statistics, with exercises designed to promote the students' ability to reason well. Her approach is valuable in four important ways: practising particular skills will improve readers' ability to evaluate longer passages of reasoning; the use of lively topics of general interest does not require readers to have specialist knowledge; model answers enable readers to check their progress throughout the book in the classroom or at home; and a final exercise allows readers to form their own opinions on longer passages. This stimulating new textbook encourages students to develop a range of transferable reasoning skills for any discipline, providing an invaluable foundation that will prove useful well beyond school, undergraduate or college studies.

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